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Study discovers energy-harvesting potential in electronic textiles, suggesting versatile applications.
Electronic Textiles Airflow drives a textile triboelectric nanogenerator, in which an encapsulated Teflon sheet flutters between nylon layers to generate electrical charge through repeated contact. A soft CNT/paraffin composite electrode serves as a flexible collector and conductive pathway, delivering the harvested energy to an external load. Light spirals represent the wind path powering the device. See Research Article e02602 by Ju-Hyung Kim, Yoon-Kyu Song and co-workers for more details.
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