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EurekAlert!: Hybrid nonlinear generator broadens low-speed wind energy harvesting for self-powered devices
Researchers have developed a nonlinear galloping-driven triboelectric-electromagnetic hybrid generator for harvesting low-speed wind energy, offering a new route toward self-powered sensors and ...
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