Ferroelectric Nanofibers with Nanoconfined Tellurium Nanobeams for Mechanical and Thermal Energy Harvesting and Wearable Healthcare

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Utsa Sarkar; Hari Krishna Mishra; A. Kumar; S. Ram; Dipankar Mandal

doi:10.1039/d5mh01052g

January 1, 2025Materials Horizons

Ferroelectric Nanofibers with Nanoconfined Tellurium Nanobeams for Mechanical and Thermal Energy Harvesting and Wearable Healthcare

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The flexible hybrid nanogenerator shows promising performance for mechanical and thermal energy harvesting.
Self-powered sensors were tested with varying stimuli, indicating potential for continuous operation.
Nanoconfined tellurium nanobeams improve efficiency in energy conversion processes.
The findings could significantly impact future designs of wearable healthcare technologies.

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This research demonstrates energy harvesting capabilities in self-powered wearable healthcare sensors, highlighting piezoelectric and pyroelectric features.

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Sarkar et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d4726431b076d99fa6b8d7 https://doi.org/10.1039/d5mh01052g

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