THIS DEVICE GENERATES ELECTRICITY | PIEZOELECTRIC POWER GENERATOR MECHANICAL VIBRATION - ELECTRICITY

How does piezoelectric generator generate electricity. Piezoelectric disc converts mechanical energy into electrical energy. Piezoelectric discs are commonly used as buzzers. When we give an AC voltage to a piezoelectric disc, it produces sound. Whereas, when we press a piezoelectric disc, it generates electricity.
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[@josepalacid]

OMG! YOU ARE A GENIUS!!🤯🤯 WHY DOESN'T ANYBODY KNOW ABOUT THIS PROPERTY OF PIEZOS?? WITH A FEW CONNECTED TO A WINDMILL, YOU CAN GO OFF-GRID!!

[@jasblick9984]

As a biomedical engineer, electronics engineer and inventor, I love this video. Harnessing 1 form of energy and transducing it into another. Cool video. God bless.

[@TheTouchmyguitar]

You just saved my Final paper for Electrical engineering ahahah. Thanks!

[@notime9560]

First time Iam seeing that, transferring power from one piezo to another piezo, Wonderful job

[@FCFDave]

Beautifully simple design, and well presented.

[@juandelacruz1520]

wooo love this ,, confirm my idea about vibration driven power supply.. woohoo,, thank you for sharing this video......

[@AmmarImaniLotfi]

nice..enjoyed watched it..wait for your next upload... stay connected👏👏🔔

[@imdumdums]

I'm about to make a report about techonology in electrical engineering. This seems to be the perfect topic!

[@jessieangeles7468]

You beside by thomas edison

[@wrench24]

Really cool project and idea

[@rnapol3266]

amazing video. THANK YOU

[@jozefnovak7750]

Super! Thank you very much!

[@jaraics]

I believe if you put the piezo piece on the blade, it would actually generate more electricity, since the blade has more vibrations, and piezo turns vibrations into electricity.

[@Phelan666]

Piezoelectric turns mechanical compression into energy. It might be more efficient to leave it as it is because it receives more leverage and thus more compression. Not sure, though.

[@mvg75]

Mad proper affirmation .

[@noondonporn9710]

Nice vdo thank you

[@JohnOdunayo]

this is amazing

[@Freakybananayo]

Great video thanks

[@user-ye5cl3xd6c]

Very interesting

[@ahmeddola5733]

Great

[@user1j2h451h]

I love this idea, its (in my opinion) quiet unique

[@LooseGripHandle]

this would be a nice addition to a tesla car. I certianly think there would be enough vibration on the shocks.

[@educationaltechnology8363]

wow I subed thanks for sharing wonderful

[@SKILFULLIFE]

Thanks for the sub!

[@20-krishnamishra17]

cool you have helped me in my project

[@SKILFULLIFE]

happy to hear it.

[@cipriancuconu3538]

I m an inventer so i see a great idea when it comes ! I just dont undestand so good electronics !

[@andreaswolfesberger6140]

good idea - you should use schottky diodes for your rectifiers (the have less voltage drop) or even FET (nearly no voltage drop).

[@StephenLawson]

I came up with a similar design to turn footsteps on sidewalks into electricity to power lamps in parks.

[@BOREDANDWELLBORED]

Or car shock absorbers to charge the cars battery

[@MJWPub]

I was always fascinated by the Goshiki-Zakura-Ohashi-Bridge in Tokyo which generates its own power for lights through vibration of the bridge by traffic.

[@al1en83]

Johnny Sins can power half the plannet with this

[@tony22745]

Could do without the thumping.

[@downey2294]

since the current is so small is it worth putting in a full bridge rectifier?. every diode contributes to a small voltage drop (0.6V to 1.2V).

[@divinejustice536]

👍

[@qinaan]

you can use electric bell make break mechanism to make a continuous vibrating platform.

[@bubesfoodswings5703]

Can we get a list of every material and cpmponent used in building this? thank you

[@benchalagos3126]

Hi sir good day may i ask what kind of materials did you use at the top of piezo before you put the springs😊

[@mikewick77]

epic

[@Hold_Him_Close]

Is it possible to turn vibrations from an earthquake into electricity?

[@tantaluss68]

have you thought about using 2 tuning forks wired together to create a longer vibration?

[@panzerofthelake4460]

wow this so many Electicity I can power my City now! I'm just joking I charge my phone with it now 😂

[@BANYAKCARA31]

Is it work to charge phone?

[@bdgzm]

Hello sir, is it possible to use piezo to create an electric generating chair cushion? Thank you

[@oneministries4878]

Good job now make one from a quartz crystal

[@josepeixoto3384]

What would i need to make a transducer for a fish finder, just for experimentation? i have a good dashboard/screen unit,but lost the transducer and cable, it was 500 watt RMS (humminbird matrix 35)

[@SKILFULLIFE]

Try with a transducer for ultrasonic cleaner (industrial or hospital grade)

[@seifahmed5524]

I want to know the names of the materials you used in the piezoelectric generator, please

[@chandrashekharratnakarjosh8500]

Hon. How much force we have to apply for greater voltage?

[@maowrtmaorty9449]

Great video. Kindly tell us that which materials we can use as piezoelectric materials and also how to make bigger size piezoelectric crystals for more energy ??

[@SKILFULLIFE]

ceramic, dry bone powder, silk are commonly used. But, in labs, it is mixed with some types of titanates for better result. You can make a bigger size piezoelectric plate but, for better output voltage, you have to give the pressure evenly across the plate.

[@bhayuyt3696]

where we can buy piezoelectric generator offline at which type of shop.

[@pleaseyourselfsir]

Imagine we had this on the roads and pavements , generating electricity for street lights and roadsigns et cetera ! 🧐🇬🇧👍🏻❤️🤝💪🏻

[@viralvideo171]

Not cost effective

[@puttingtechniques]

@@viralvideo171 look at Israel they have roads lined with this now

[@viralvideo171]

@@puttingtechniques its probable just not practical atm. With the cost vs upkeep vs power output it's not a wise choice when compared to other options. Definitely neat though for sure.

[@AbdulRazzaq-ki5sw]

Can it also works on vibrate Without pressure

[@ram-cc7wq]

can i connect multiple piezoelectric transducer into one bridge rectifier? help pls

[@mvg75]

WORD!;.

[@mre25]

With that set up how many amps are produced with each pulse for each size of crystaks. And use a bike wheel and its spokes to test what frequency you need to charge a battery.

[@Username-le4eq]

Pls reply creator! Were trying to do this aswell for our proj. Can you reply?

[@BANYAKCARA31]

I currently doing this for my final project but when i try to store the energy from piezo to rechargeable battery. It doesn't work, idk why

[@martinnash007]

Why did you need a bridge rectifier to light an LED which is a diode in itself? I would have thought you could skip the B/R and use the LED for rectification be it only half wave. Skipping the B/R should cut down on the losses in the circuit and allow a greater charge to the capacitor.

[@BraulyoGaming]

hello, please do a project ang put it on the side walks or rumps in the road and there you go you have free electricity

[@Toneehulk504]

where do you get the black housing for the piezo for the piezo generator?

[@SKILFULLIFE]

From an old microwave oven.

[@pesachristiandensonngo5155]

Can u send me the circuit for the piezoelectric tiles. I just need it for my project

[@johncarloatienza4823]

Can you send the full video of process in making this thing

[@pbeameuro3261]

This is so cool moreover which one is the best between piezoelectric with spring and only piezoelectric in the same force? (Sorry for my bad English)

[@SKILFULLIFE]

Spring gives more recurrences.

[@pbeameuro3261]

@@SKILFULLIFE Thank you for you reply me. that's mean peizoelectric with sping can make the voltage and the power more than another one right.

[@SKILFULLIFE]

That's right. more vibration gives more power.

[@pbeameuro3261]

@@SKILFULLIFE Ah, I see so Thank you for answer me🙏

[@udayashankarkanuri3496]

Can u show current readings

[@abilvlogz5927]

hi sir, how can someone store electric energy in a battery?

[@meitungleong3048]

Hi, sir. Could u give some opinion? I'm doing this project. I harvest the vertical force exerted by vehicles or pedestrians to convert piezoelectricity into electricity to power up the light. But I found that it is hard to charge the battery as the current generated is too low. Do u have any suggestion to improve the charging process other than increase the number of piezo connected in parallel? Besides should I put capacitor or converter (buck/boost) before the battery due to the fluctuating voltage generated?

[@SKILFULLIFE]

To get more current and voltage, you have to use multiple piezoelectric discs based on your need. But, each piezoelectric disc should have it's own rectifier. Then only, you can connect them in series and parallel to get your desired output. If you don't have rectifiers for each piezo, the power generated by one piezo disc will be consumed by another piezo disc and you can not get the maximum output.

[@meitungleong3048]

@@SKILFULLIFE thank you Sir for clarifying that each pzts should have its own rectifier. But each rectifier will cause voltage drop n make more loss. Is it important to use the spring? Could I just replace it with hot glue?

[@larrykrepp7428]

@@meitungleong3048 Dude im doing a similar project!!!!!!!!!!!

[@meitungleong3048]

@@larrykrepp7428 👋 Hi...Good luck to both of us. 💪 We can dicuss n exchange ideas if u wish to.. Even though I may not have good knowledge on it 😊

[@wenyufan5629]

@@larrykrepp7428 hi, I'm doing the same project. Is ur project successful? I have been trying to charge the battery using the piezo for weeks but the current generated is really too low to charge the battery

[@grantbarryantasuda7922]

What do you call that circular thing that was in between piezo and the spring?

[@SKILFULLIFE]

Self adhesive stopper bumper

[@d_ward4871]

My brother had a snowboard that had a little light that lit up when the board would bend

[@hazuapprentice5937]

Ahh may i know sir the name of that transparent thing that you put on the piezo disc?

[@SKILFULLIFE]

Cabinet door bumber.

[@hikeemsosa8731]

little did you know: you made a cat toy.

[@jakepicard7858]

Cats will generate enough energy per day to power a small light hell yeah

[@vanessagunawan8101]

Hi, may i know what the clear disk you put on top of the piezoelectric is?

[@SKILFULLIFE]

Cabinet door bumper

[@rajaramvibhute6536]

Plz go to a Shop and order piezoelectric Don't break any thing for it😁😁😎

[@jenniferruiz8076]

Hello, I am trying to buy the piezoelectric sensors that you used in your video that sort of seem to have like a cover, I clicked on the link you provided but it is not showing it on amazon. Could you please provide the name to look it up or link please

[@SKILFULLIFE]

www.amazon.ca/Cylewet-Electronic-Sounder-Continuous-Intermittent/dp/B07HDYSY1V/ref=sr_1_1_sspa?crid=TTZXDF0BXHOC&keywords=piezo+buzzer&qid=1656700265&sprefix=piez%2Caps%2C193&sr=8-1-spons&psc=1&smid=A2O4FZXIRZDLHA&spLa=ZW5jcnlwdGVkUXVhbGlmaWVyPUExWVg2VTM0SEhYNVlSJmVuY3J5cHRlZElkPUEwMTg2Mjg2M0JPTFNBN1QyTEhCMSZlbmNyeXB0ZWRBZElkPUEwOTc4NTc3MUY4TEVHOFJPUzUzMyZ3aWRnZXROYW1lPXNwX2F0ZiZhY3Rpb249Y2xpY2tSZWRpcmVjdCZkb05vdExvZ0NsaWNrPXRydWU=

[@jenniferruiz8076]

@@SKILFULLIFE Thank You !

[@ThorDrJones]

@@jenniferruiz8076 did u get those and did it work?

[@risingfate11]

Is there any kist

[@cryptodavid5199]

please edit the description and put a note on video, its not a/c voltage, its all d/c voltage. thanks for the good video

[@alvin8268]

Can u tell me why? Im curious sir

[@Jay-zh6vr]

@@alvin8268 ac current is use to transport electricity at higher scale

[@cryptodavid5199]

@@alvin8268 i may be wrong, i will study it again.

[@alvin8268]

@@Jay-zh6vr ooo i see thanks kind sir

[@jazmermaningan2372]

Hello. I have a question. If piezo produce AC voltage, where will you get the current to produce power?

[@SKILFULLIFE]

From piezo.

[@Ren-yf7eb]

4:53 may i know what is that transparent thing you put on the piezoelectric disc?

[@SKILFULLIFE]

cabinet door bumper

[@fatimabenavid]

Im wondering do we need a battery for this? Also is there a way to make this into a bridge model? for example to show how car vibrations can create electricity

[@MJWPub]

Goshiki-Zakura-Ohashi-Bridge

[@melissayeo2917]

Hi, may I know the specifications for the piezoelectric transducer, the capacitor(battery) and the diodes in the bridge rectifier? As I would like to purchase the same components for my project to charge lithium ion batteries which will be feed into a boost converter. Thanks.

[@SKILFULLIFE]

Piezo disc from an old microwave buzzer(no spec), diode(IN4001), capacitor(1000uf, 25V).

[@melissayeo2917]

@@SKILFULLIFE Thank you so much 🙏

[@Toneehulk504]

can u put a link in the description for parts please? it will be very helpful

[@SKILFULLIFE]

Most of the parts were collected from used electronic devices.

[@azman1605]

Imagine making a big device like this and then put it in car suspension

[@jonathanparone733]

Can put that in my jack Hummer?

[@ainasyafinaz2174]

Hi can you share with me what type and specification of your piezo. Thank you

[@sarahconner9433]

The size from 20 mm to 50 mm work well.the housing is important

[@amerrudinazizi4359]

what size of piezo ??

[@yemaamey7472]

Hi, I'm doing a project which I will make a power bank through pielozoelectric generator. I'm asking if you can give me a tip about how many piezoelectric disc or what size I will use to gain 5V to 12V and what capacitor and diode? Thank you for your response!

[@SKILFULLIFE]

From a piezo disc, you can harvest less than 50mA and about 3V. To charge a powerbank, you need minimum 1000mA and 5.2V, So, you may need 25 - 30 piezoelectric discs in one row in series and you need 2 rows in parallel to get more than 5V. Note, all piezoelectric discs should be vibrated at the same time.

[@bangtan7383]

hello sir, may I know what is the purpose of the dc dc converter. thank you!

[@goredinchitila3835]

to power the LED

[@SKILFULLIFE]

to get a regulated voltage.

[@sudharsanganz5029]

How to measure the vibration....

[@ramuramu5532]

ye resources better devlup of any country

[@Pumpkingilmour]

Skilful Life, would like to electronically amplify the vibrations to the piezoelectric disk and see if output energy can be thereby increased. Please answer.

[@SKILFULLIFE]

Yes, you can try that. But, you need another power source to produce more vibration.

[@Pumpkingilmour]

@@SKILFULLIFE kzbin.info/www/bejne/opecc6F3nbyYrZY

[@Pumpkingilmour]

@@SKILFULLIFE This patented device imo produces free vibrational energy. Thane Heins invented it 10 years ago, with dubious claims of achieving '96% recharge "capability" (not "96% battery recharge"). There is a big difference. The device has survived a frantic decade-long search for a 'research consortium', PhDs etc. to find the key to completion. I am convinced that you may be instrumental in solving this. You may know something or know someone . imo the path to success is piezoelectric. I bet Heins a $million that it turns out this way. Please, please have a look. Whomever solves this is a billionaire, btw, if it goes without saying: kzbin.info/www/bejne/opecc6F3nbyYrZY

[@Pumpkingilmour]

@@SKILFULLIFE interestingly, the motor only does its thing (free acceleration/free rotational mechanical energy) when the device is brought up to/or beyond , a given rotational frequency/RPM. Which would also be a sound/vibrational frequency. He never drives it or adds a full complement of coils, because imo he is stumped. Additional coils doesn't work. There's not enough torque rubber to road. He is CLOSE to a miracle here.

[@Pumpkingilmour]

@@SKILFULLIFE my intuition: electronically amplify the sound. Maybe a looped system.

[@JTCDesignStudio]

What if you put another piezo with spring on top of the blade, offset to the first one? Would it capture more vibrations and generate a slightly higher output?🤔

[@SKILFULLIFE]

I tried in that way too, but it limits the vibration of the blade.

[@JTCDesignStudio]

@@SKILFULLIFE i reckon the spring is too stiff? Anyway, just a suggestion for a different configuration experiment.✌

[@JAMMY174]

Put a load of these under a foot ball pitch and maybe you could power the stadium.

[@planum2]

this is funniest video i ever seen

[@elardomarienettea.4764]

Hi, Sir! Good day. i just want to know if is it possible to generate electrical power from a moving vehicle like the vibration from its machines while using piezo and have it use as a charging device or source of electricity for bulbs (6v)? i'm kind of confuse about it. we're trying propose a research but i wanna make sure it's achieveable. thank you

[@SKILFULLIFE]

Generating electricity from piezos by vibration of moving vehicle is possible but worthless. just wasting money and time. There are some ways to generate more electric power than piezo such as attaching a small wind turbine, solar panel, and thermoelectric generator(TEG) modules on the hot part of the engine with cooling system. Even, you can get more electric power from vehicle's alternator. Try to make a vibrator by using wind or sound energy from the environment to vibrate piezos to generate electricity.

[@bapakerwe2010]

@@SKILFULLIFE great answer! two thumbs up for your skillful explanation!

[@hejii3199]

Good day sir! We were planning to do an investigatory project where we use piezoelectric disc to harvest electricity from rainfall and stored in a battery. Can you guide us on the circuitry about this? Or is this possible?

[@SKILFULLIFE]

It is possible. But, there won't be raining all the time. Find a continuous vibrating source before you invest money.

[@hejii3199]

@@SKILFULLIFEthank youu sirr!

[@sarahconner9433]

More efficient to create a hold tank with nozzle.... Open nozzle to spin electric motor....

[@mithleshthakur1317]

Sir please can I talk with you

[@BILLYKRYSTAL]

Put thousands of these in your drywall. As your house vibrates it generates electricity. In your ac ducts all over your washer and dryer.. help you keep your power bill low.

[@jaybiedaybie5858]

Hello, I actually have doubt related to piezo disc which I have because it has three wires .. Can u please guide me through all

[@SKILFULLIFE]

Ignore the third wire from the smallest area on the disc.

[@Boomer.bloomer]

nice choice of music

[@robertmengual8357]

Does it generate electricity when it is pressed or whenever it changes from not pressed to pressed?

[@SKILFULLIFE]

Actually, when you press and bend it one direction, the current flow is positive. When you press and bend it opposite direction, the current flow is negative.

[@johnpaulminguito]

It only generates electricity once pressed for a little amount of time, and then when released it also generates electricity in am opposite current direction, and again only for a short period of time. In other words it wont generates electricity once pressed for a long time, instead you need to release it.

[@danijel124]

What if you keep applying pressure on it. Does the led still work or not?

[@SKILFULLIFE]

No, you have to keep changing the pressure on it by compress and decompress to get the voltage continuously.

[@danijel124]

@@SKILFULLIFE thanks for the answer. Exactly what I wanted to know...

[@bdgzm]

Good day sir, Can you give me detailed information on how to charge an 18000 maH power bank 5V. Like how many piezo are needed and how am I going to connect the wires in the USB charger to charge the power bank. I am planning to create a chair cushion that generates electricity to charge the power bank. I hope you would read this message. It would really help me a lot. Thank you!

[@SKILFULLIFE]

To generate enough current from a piezo, it needs a continuous mechanical compression and decompression. Chair cushion can not give enough frequent of mechanical force continuously. If you do it so, it would take months to charge a power bank. To get a reasonable current, find something can give over 100 compression per minute at least.

[@al1en83]

How about loud sound produced in warehouse from equipement where protective ear plugs must be worn?

[@infectedmethod]

Could this be modified to collect the vibrational energy from ocean waves, and scale it up?

[@khazi6651]

Yes by tidal energy plant

[@raymondzheng9785]

pretty sure we are already doing it

[@OKFrax-ys2op]

Crazy music

[@opallajohnjoshua508]

Will it work if you just press it?

[@CANADAHOBBYTOURS]

Yes.

[@EsotericEntertainment2004]

If pressure on the spring is constant will the light be turned on constantly?

[@SKILFULLIFE]

No, it should be oscillating.

[@EsotericEntertainment2004]

@@SKILFULLIFE oh.. ok bro

[@lovelyshorts9617]

Bro,What is the cost of experiment in approximation.

[@SKILFULLIFE]

$10

[@meherabhosenapi4957]

Can you say me about the rectifiers?

[@SKILFULLIFE]

That was regular bridge rectifier.

[@daro1689]

Hello sir, I am working on similar project. I want to power up led strip (about 0.5 m) for 5 seconds, and I have about 20 piezoelectric modules divided in two series connected in parallel. Every piezoelectric module will be press at the same time by one step, and is it possible to achieve? If not how many piezo do I need. Should I use rectifier to every piezo to increase final current?

[@SKILFULLIFE]

I would suggest to use individual rectifier for each piezo.

[@daro1689]

@@SKILFULLIFE thank you for quick response, I will try to do that way. Do you have any advise to increase harvested energy (mean current)? I think about puting one on another piezo and between some separator it should double it.

[@kellycarver2500]

I want to know why you couldn't just put that piezo disk in a VICE for constant current?

[@jessihawkins9116]

sheit don’t werk that way bruh 🥵