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ENERGY HARVESTING(EH) TECHNOLOGY AND DEVICES

Jong-Ik.Oh

Senior RF Application Engineer

Teradyne GSO

(jong-ik.oh@teradyne.com)

Teradyne Confidential

2016 테스트 기술 위크샵

INTRODUCTION

ENERGY IS ALL AROUND US

TYPES OF ENERGY

ENERGY COMPARISON

POWER AVAILABLE FROM ENERGY SOURCE

COMMON SOURCES – FREE ENERGY

Mechanical Energyvibration, mechanical stress and strain

Thermal Energywaste energy from furnaces, heaters, and friction sources

Light Energy, solar energy(sun)Sunlight, room light via photo sensors, photo diodes, or solar panels

Electromagnetic Energyfrom inductors, coils and transformers

Natural Energy wind, water flow, ocean currents, and solar

Human Bodymechanical and thermal energy naturally generated from bio-organisms, walking and sitting

Other Energychemical and biological sources

WHY ENERGY HARVESTING IS NECESSARY?

How to operate indefinitely once installed?

“Energy Harvesting”

Hard to reach?

Wired?

� steady power supply� Not really be remote

Battery?eventually need to be recharged or replaced

VALIDITY OF ENERGY HARVESTING

In a time where people are consuming the Earth’s resources at the fastest rate ever, finding alternate power sources is a great way to help create sustainable energy. A sustainable energy solution such as energy harvesting provides an environmentally friendly way to harness natural energy. Energy harvesting provides several benefits and has become a proven solution for the rapidly depleting resources on our planet.

There’s no free lunch in life and circuit design !

Get our free lunch?Get our free lunch?

Energy harvestingEnergy harvesting

There’s no free lunch in life and circuit design !

Get our free lunch?

Energy harvesting

MARKET POTENTIAL

WHAT IS ENERGY HARVESTING?

Collecting energy

Without conscious

Collecting energy

Without conscious human effort

• Without conscious human effort – energy source detected, then harvested…

• Thermal

• Light(solar)

• Wind

• Mechanical

• Without conscious human effort – energy source detected, then harvested…

• Thermal

• Light(solar)

• Wind

• Mechanical

Energy converting Energy converting to electricity

• Sensors

• Control circuitry

• Storage(accumulating energy)

• Sensors

• Control circuitry

• Storage(accumulating energy)

Operating device

• MCU and a sensor start using saved electricity

• Thrifty utilization of a small amounts of harvested energy

• Secured information delivered from the sensor by wireless transceiver to outside

• MCU and a sensor start using saved electricity

• Thrifty utilization of a small amounts of harvested energy

• Secured information delivered from the sensor by wireless transceiver to outside

Energy harvesting(also known as power harvesting or energy scavenging) is the process by which energy is derived from external sources(e.g., solar power, thermal energy, thermal energy, wind energy, salinity gradients, and kinetic energy)

SYSTEM BLOCK

WHEN DOES ENERGY HARVESTING MAKE SENSE?

Energy harvesting can generate only very small amounts of power. • Wearable electronics / fashion technology• Wireless sensor networks• Long term low power sensors• Low power applications that generally extend beyond the capabilities of a typical battery.

One or more of these characteristics

are required for energy harvesting to

make sense

Harvestable energy available

Wiring too expensive

Difficult to power device

High installation cost

Numerous devices

Difficult to reach for maintenance

Environment friendliness required

High uptime demanded

Importance of energy harvesting• Need for endless energy supply to electronic system• To reduce dependency on batteries• Accelerated interest for powering ubiquitously deployed sensor networks and mobile electronic products• To conserve energy consumption and promote environmental friendliness

ENERGY HARVESTING APPLICATION

COMPONENTS OF AN ENERGY HARVESTING SYSTEM

THERMOELECTRIC HARVESTING

Seebeck effect

VIBRATION HARVESTING

VIBRATION HARVESTING

HYBRID(LIGHT + HEAT) HARVESTING

Photovoltaic mode Thermoelectric modeThermoelectric modePhotovoltaic mode Thermoelectric mode

RF ENERGY HARVESTING

WIRELESS AUTONOMOUS SENSOR SYSTEM(WATS)

BATTERY REPLACEMENT

ENERGY HARVESTING POWER RANGE FOR WSN

WIRELESS IDENTIFICATION AND SENSING PLATFORM

SENSOR NODE WITH 2.4GHZ

SENSOR GROWTH IN SMARTPHONES

Galaxy Note5 sensors

WIRELESS SENSORS

ENERGY HARVESTER IN AGRICULTURE

ENERGY HARVESTER IN WEARABLE

IOT (INTERNET OF THINGS)

Data acquisitionThe device or hardware space where data is being collected from various sensors(Aduino, Ninja block)

Data transportTransfer data collected from IoT devices to cloud with a radio transmitter, BLE, Zigbee, cellular, Wi-Fi, or short range

Data analysisInformation that is collected from sensors and devices and transported over the network is being analyzed, interpreted, and acted upon or presented to humans to act upon.

ENERGY HARVESTING’S ROLE IN IOT

Find the Gold in the Sensor DataFind the Gold in the Sensor Data

How to manage numerous remote sensors?

What’s generating data?

CONCLUSION

� Advanced technical developments have increased the efficiency of devices

in capturing energy from the environment and transforming them into

electrical energy.

� Advancements in microprocessor technology have increased power efficiency,

effectively reducing power consumption requirements.

� Energy harvesting from a natural source where a remote application is deployed,

and where such natural energy source is essentially inexhaustible, is an

increasingly attractive alternative to inconvenient wall plugs and costly batteries.

� This essentially free energy source, when designed and installed properly,

is available maintenance-free and is now available throughout the lifetime of the

application. Such systems can be more reliable than wall plugs or batteries.

� Energy harvesting can be used as an alternative energy source to supplement

a primary power source and to enhance the reliability of the overall system and

prevent power interruptions.

THANKS

QUESTIONS?