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This paper presents a fully electrical dc–dc converter designed for thermoelectric generator (TEG) for energy harvesting applications. The proposed flexible TEG has been achieved by a screen printing technology on a 80 $\mu \text{m}$ thick common paper and thin Kapton foil and integrates 280 thermocouples for an output voltage of about 75 mV with 5 K of thermal gradient. In order to step up the...
The growing demand of wearable and low cost sensor devices, pushed the development of key enabling technologies able to transfer the well know materials on cheap substrates, keeping the capabilities of developed systems to integrate energy harvesting, sensing and communication functions. A flexible thermoelectric generator (TEG) with a fully electrical, low startup voltage and high efficiency DC-DC...
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