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This paper presents a cantilever piezoelectric power harvester with a curved L-shaped proof mass. With this novel proof mass, a lower fundamental frequency and a higher power density (output power per unit volume) were achieved. Three prototypes of 0.242 cm3in volume were fabricated and tested. A power density of 1.45 mW/cm3was achieved for the sinusoidal excitation of 0.75 g. The power harvester was also tested on a shoe at various walking speeds, and it generated an average power of 49 ¿W at 3.0 mi/h.
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