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Ambient Energy Generation
Are you aware that ambient energy generators are now believed to have the potential to replace the more widespread use of battery power as an energy source to provide power to a whole range of practical applications? The most obvious application would be to provide power in remote locations.
Recent research has shown the possibility exits to produce electric power from ambient sources including such as human energy, radio waves and transmission wires. The more traditional electrochemical batteries and fuel storage systems do suffer from limiting factors such as battery life, fuel supply and weight. The more exciting recent advances in electronic components and sensor technologies have many benefits including the steady reduction in the energy requirements for many remote components and devices, further advancing the potential capabilities of ambient energy power generation.
Using Your Human Kinetic Energy as a Power Source
As you read this today, scientists are researching several new technologies aimed at harnessing the potential energy which exists in each of us. One idea to utilise this technology would generate electricity from the pressure the human foot exerts on stairs and escalators. This same technology could also be used to gather the ambient energy which exists in high-traffic sidewalks and hallways. Researchers have stated that each foot produces eight watts of electricity every time a step is taken. With the state of current technology, is believed that about 30 percent (2.4 watts) of energy can be produced by walking. This form of energy could be used to power low-energy applications such as lighting and safety equipment.
Broadcast Radio Waves and Electricity production each passing year and advance in our current level of technology, electrical devices are steadily getting smaller, using less and less power by improving their efficiency. As the energy requirements for such electronic equipment as sensors, monitors and communications equipment are reduced, the situation could arise where they could be operated piggy- backing on the ambient electricity generated by radio and television microwaves. Wireless electricity is considered to be a form of Free Energy which is only limited only by how close it is to ambient electromagnetic sources.
Researchers have carried tests which lead them to believe that the range of available ambient power from this source could be microwatts to perhaps hundreds of milliwats depending on distance and power of the transmitter.
What does the Future Have in Store?
You can understand now that ambient energy has been harvested from alternative sources like geothermal, hydro and solar radiation since humans first used their minds to improve their quality of live. We know that such traditional ambient energy sources have excellent power generating capacity; however at the moment there are limitations in remote applications. In today’s high-tech environment there are increasing demands for flexible, mobile and efficient energy sources. Such an alternative as ambient energies could potentially reduce our daily fuel energy requirements. This would have the benefit of helping to slow the depletion of global energy resources.
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About the Author
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