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Converting ambient noise into electrical energy using a speaker involves a process called "acoustic energy harvesting." The success of such a system depends on the availability of consistent and sufficient ambient noise vibrations. In environments where noise levels are inconsistent or low, the energy output may not be substantial.While it's challenging to directly convert noise into substantial electrical energy due to the relatively low energy density of ambient sound, you can explore methods like piezoelectric transducers to harness small amounts of energy. Here's an outline of how you could approach this:
Acoustic Energy Harvesting from Noise:
Selecting the Right Transducer: Choose a suitable transducer, such as a piezoelectric transducer, that can effectively convert mechanical vibrations (caused by sound waves) into electrical energy. Piezoelectric materials generate voltage when subjected to mechanical stress.
Transducer Placement: Position the transducer in an area where it can capture the most vibrations from ambient noise. This could be a location with consistent vibrations, such as near machinery, road traffic, or other sources of continuous noise.
Transducer Design: Design a system that maximizes the transducer's exposure to vibrations. This might involve using flexible materials that can easily respond to vibrations or incorporating mechanisms to amplify the vibrations before they reach the transducer.
Amplification (Optional): Depending on the strength of the noise-induced vibrations, you might consider integrating a mechanical amplifier or resonance-enhancing mechanism. This could help increase the magnitude of the mechanical vibrations, thereby generating more significant electrical energy.
Piezoelectric Material Selection: Choose a piezoelectric material with the right properties for your specific application. The material's resonance frequency should match the predominant frequencies of the ambient noise to enhance energy harvesting efficiency.
Transducer Integration with Speaker: Integrate the piezoelectric transducer with a speaker or another source of ambient noise. As the speaker produces sound waves, it will create vibrations in nearby structures, surfaces, or materials. The piezoelectric transducer will respond to these vibrations by generating electrical voltage.
Rectification and Energy Storage: The electrical output from the piezoelectric transducer will likely be in the form of alternating current (AC). You'll need to rectify the AC into direct current (DC) using a rectifier circuit. This DC output can then be stored in a battery or capacitor for later use.
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[@OkpalaChinaza]

I'm trying to recreate the same model for a school project, could you please send the list of components used

[@XiLiRTechnologies]

@@OkpalaChinaza mainly u need speaker which generates enough power to glow your led..all will not work

[@SrushtiPatil-ii7wy]

How much maximum energy can be produced and stored by the circuit?

[@manisai4696]

Are u using transducer for comverting physical vibration into electrical energy

[@Backbencher-m4g]

Ha yes bro

[@jerryalbus1492]

Honestly I am not convinced. There is no spike in electricity when loud noise is being produced. Do you have a version where batteries are not present?

[@XiLiRTechnologies]

Thanks for watching, go through some research paper..its basic project

[@PriyanshSingh-Jatav]

very nice video

[@PriyanshSingh-Jatav]

😃😃

[@SrushtiPatil-ii7wy]

What is the inverter circuit used, i mean any specifications

[@shantanubhow]

are you using a diode to between the booster and the 4v battery

[@XiLiRTechnologies]

Yes

[@shantanubhow]

which booster module has been used?

[@XiLiRTechnologies]

Mt3608 u can use

[@shantanubhow]

@@XiLiRTechnologies thanks

[@shantanubhow]

the batteries used are 4v rechargeable batteries right?

[@XiLiRTechnologies]

Yes lead acid

[@shantanubhow]

@@XiLiRTechnologiesthanks

[@PriyanshSingh-Jatav]

can you send a list of all component in comment section if you able plz send it

[@XiLiRTechnologies]

Mainly speaker, led u need in first stage

[@elmultimediaschoolofartscu3924]

Sound is bad, 😢😢😢, where is microphone? 😮

[@XiLiRTechnologies]

Sorry for that ...

[@shreyas5650]

Which inverter is used ? Specs?

[@XiLiRTechnologies]

12v to 220v

[@XiLiRTechnologies]

15w

[@rimurusensei3803]

did you use ac to dc or dc to dc booster?

[@XiLiRTechnologies]

Dc to dc bro

[@PriyanshSingh-Jatav]

thankyou brother and i also subscribe your channel

[@PriyanshSingh-Jatav]

plz make your video in hindi so that it can easy to understand

[@XiLiRTechnologies]

Okay will update here

[@chandubolla81]

Sir making video link ?

[@shriyanshrajgupta757]

Are u using arduino

[@XiLiRTechnologies]

No arduino not required not this..

[@PriyanshSingh-Jatav]

which diode is used

[@XiLiRTechnologies]

1n4007, led itself is diode so can try directly also..

[@PriyanshSingh-Jatav]

@@XiLiRTechnologies thankyou

[@fact_world9]

Battery company name and model?

[@XiLiRTechnologies]

Any lead acid

[@norenpaclibar905]

How does this work?

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Vibrations are converted to electricity

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