CN115566932A - Performance Optimization Method of Tristable Energy Harvester Under Low Frequency Excitation Based on Vibration Resonance - Google Patents
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Abstract
The invention discloses a performance optimization method of a three-stable-state energy harvester under low-frequency excitation based on vibration resonance, and belongs to the field of energy harvester optimization. The implementation method of the invention comprises the following steps: selecting a standard rectifying circuit as a nonlinear collecting circuit to be connected with the energy harvester so as to realize stable direct current output of the energy harvester and establish a strong nonlinear system model of the electromechanical coupling tristable energy harvesting system; deriving a slow variable equation of the three-stable-state energy harvesting system by adopting a variable separation method; deriving an analytical expression of steady-state solution and direct-current power of the three-steady-state energy harvesting system by combining a harmonic balance method; obtaining an optimized model of the three-stable-state energy harvesting system under low-frequency excitation based on vibration resonance; and analyzing the influence of the low-frequency excitation amplitude, the low-frequency excitation frequency, the stiffness coefficient, the time constant ratio and the electromechanical coupling coefficient on the collection performance of the three-stable-state energy harvesting system by using an optimization model, and optimizing and selecting an optimal combination so as to realize the high-efficiency energy harvesting of the three-stable-state energy harvesting system under the low-frequency excitation.
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Technical Field
The invention relates to a performance optimization method of a three-stable-state energy harvester, relates to a performance optimization method of the three-stable-state energy harvester under low-frequency excitation based on vibration resonance, and belongs to the field of energy harvester optimization.
Background
With the rapid development of microelectronic technology, miniature low-power electronic devices for wireless sensors, environmental control systems, medical implants, wearable devices, and the like are in widespread use. A large number of miniature sensors, microprocessors, low-power transmission modules and other small-sized low-power electronic devices are fully developed in various related industries. For such microelectronic devices, the conventional power supply method is a chemical battery, but the battery has low power density, large volume, difficult material degradation, short life span, and time and labor consuming replacement, which seriously hinders the further development of such devices. The energy harvester has the capability of converting ubiquitous environmental vibration energy into electric energy, so that autonomous power supply for a long-term to infinite life cycle for the microelectronic equipment becomes possible, and the development of the microelectronic technology is greatly promoted.
Energy harvesters achieve the goal of powering microelectronic devices by utilizing the capabilities of active materials (such as piezoelectric, magnetostrictive, and ferroelectric) and electromechanical coupling mechanisms (such as electrostatic and electromagnetic) to generate electrical potentials in response to mechanical stimuli and external vibrations, and by interfacing with appropriate interface circuitry, convert environmental vibrations into direct current that can be used by external electronic devices. Currently, the types of energy harvesters can be classified into electromagnetic, piezoelectric, electrostatic, and hybrid types. Among them, the piezoelectric energy harvester has attracted attention because of its advantages such as simple structure, high power density and good expandability. The traditional vibration energy harvester is based on the fundamental principle of linear resonance, has a very narrow steady-state frequency bandwidth, so that the collection efficiency of the traditional vibration energy harvester in a real environment is very low, the applicability and the practicability of the traditional vibration energy harvester are severely limited, and the energy is difficult to efficiently collect from a vibration energy source with a wide frequency spectrum. To address the issue of bandwidth limitations, nonlinear energy harvesters, obtained by the deliberate introduction of nonlinear magnetic force configurations, have attracted considerable attention. There have been proposed many non-linear energy harvesting structures such as monostable, bistable and tristable strong non-linear structures. The literature, "Dynamics of a coupled nonlinear energy generation under calibrated noise and transient energies, international Journal of Mechanical Sciences 2020, 172" contrasts and researches the properties of monostable, bistable and tristable energy harvesters, and discloses that the collection performance of the tristable energy harvesters is superior to that of monostable and bistable energy harvesters, and higher collection power and conversion efficiency can be obtained. The literature, "Harmonic balance analysis of nonlinear energy generators for performance enhancement, journal of Sound and visualization 2016, 373" also discloses that a tri-stable energy harvester is capable of achieving broadband energy harvesting with higher harvesting potential, and is particularly useful for improving the energy harvesting effect under low-frequency environmental excitation. At present, many documents show that the tri-stable state energy harvester can produce higher output power than the mono-stable state and bi-stable state energy harvesters, which means that research on the tri-stable state energy harvester is of great significance for improving energy harvesting efficiency in a low-frequency environment. However, the current research on the three-stable state energy harvester usually omits the design of the collecting circuit and simplifies the design into a pure resistance circuit, which results in that the output of the energy harvester is a large-voltage and small-current alternating current which cannot directly supply power to the external electronic equipment.
In fact, the energy harvester needs to be connected with a non-linear rectifying circuit to convert the alternating current collected by the energy harvester from the environment into direct current for the external electronic equipment to use. The nonlinear collecting circuit commonly used at present comprises a standard rectifying circuit, a synchronous charge extracting circuit, a synchronous switch energy capture and the like. However, the introduction of the nonlinear collecting circuit will bring complex mutual coupling behavior to the energy harvesting system, which brings new challenges to the dynamics analysis and performance analysis of the energy harvesters. In addition, for energy harvesting systems with complex nonlinear rectification circuits, the nonlinearity introduced by the circuit is often estimated or even ignored to simplify its difficulties for theoretical analysis. Only a few researchers have conducted intensive research on the performance of the multi-stable energy harvester connected with the nonlinear rectifying circuit. The document "Statistical qualification of DC power generated by binary stable semiconductor devices drive by random efficiencies, journal of sound and vibration,2019, 442". The high-efficiency capture capability of the three-stable-state energy harvester from a low-frequency environment is proved at present, and meanwhile, the rapid development of the microelectronic technology causes that the energy capture performance of the energy harvester still cannot meet the application requirement. Therefore, how to realize the optimal design of the energy harvester to improve the energy capture capability from the environment is a very important research topic. Vibrational resonance is a phenomenon in which the response of a nonlinear system to a weak low-frequency signal can be amplified by a high-frequency signal, and has been used to optimize the structural design of a nonlinear oscillator. The literature, "Novel visual resonance in multistable systems, chaos,2011,21 (3): l 433" investigated the phenomenon of vibrational resonance in multistable systems and indicated that vibrational resonance can be used for the optimized design of nonlinear oscillators to enhance the output response. Therefore, the performance optimization of the three-stable-state energy harvester under low-frequency excitation based on vibration resonance has very important significance.
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In order to solve the problem of sustainable and efficient power supply of electronic equipment, the invention mainly aims to provide a performance optimization method of a three-stable-state energy harvester under low-frequency excitation based on vibration resonance, wherein a standard rectification circuit is selected as a nonlinear collecting circuit to provide stable direct current power supply for the electronic equipment; deducing to obtain a slow variable equation of the tristable energy harvesting system by adopting a variable separation method; deducing a steady-state solution of the three-steady-state energy harvesting system and an analytical expression of direct current power by combining a harmonic balance method; the tri-stable energy harvesting system is optimized under low-frequency excitation based on vibration resonance, so that the high-efficiency energy harvesting of the tri-stable energy harvester under the low-frequency excitation is realized.
The purpose of the invention is realized by the following technical scheme:
the invention discloses a performance optimization method under low-frequency excitation of a three-stable-state energy harvester based on vibration resonance.A standard rectifying circuit is selected as a nonlinear collecting circuit to realize stable direct current output of the energy harvester, and a strong nonlinear system model of an electromechanical coupling three-stable-state energy harvesting system is established; deducing to obtain a slow variable equation of the tristable energy harvesting system by adopting a variable separation method; deriving an analytical expression of steady-state solution and direct-current power of the three-steady-state energy harvesting system by combining a harmonic balance method; obtaining an optimized model of the three-stable-state energy harvesting system under low-frequency excitation based on vibration resonance; and the output response amplitude gain coefficient, the vibration amplitude, the rectified voltage and the direct current power of the three-stable state energy harvesting system are used as performance indexes, the influence of the low-frequency excitation amplitude, the low-frequency excitation frequency, the stiffness coefficient, the time constant ratio and the electromechanical coupling coefficient on the collection performance of the three-stable state energy harvesting system is analyzed by using the optimization model, the optimal combination of the low-frequency excitation amplitude, the low-frequency excitation frequency, the stiffness coefficient, the time constant ratio and the electromechanical coupling coefficient is selected, the performance enhancement of the three-stable state energy harvesting system under the low-frequency excitation is realized, and the efficient energy harvesting of the three-stable state energy harvesting device under the low-frequency excitation is further realized.
The invention discloses a performance optimization method of a three-stable-state energy harvester under low-frequency excitation based on vibration resonance, which comprises the following steps:
selecting a standard rectification circuit as a collecting circuit to be connected with a three-stable-state energy harvester, converting alternating current collected by the three-stable-state energy harvesting system from low-frequency excitation into stable direct current to realize stable direct current output of the energy harvester, and establishing a strong nonlinear system model of the electromechanical coupling three-stable-state energy harvesting system. And further carrying out non-dimensionalization treatment on a strong non-linear system model of the electromechanical coupling three-stable state energy harvesting system to obtain a non-dimensionalized model of the three-stable state energy harvesting system.
In order to obtain stable direct current output of the energy harvesting system, a standard rectification circuit is considered as a nonlinear interface circuit, and harmonic excitation is used for simulating environment excitation, so that a strong nonlinear dynamic model of the electromechanical coupling tristable energy harvesting system is established:
wherein M represents the equivalent mass of the end magnet,defined as the displacement of the end of the cantilever beam,which represents time, C represents an air damping coefficient,representing the voltage across the piezoelectric patch,the electro-mechanical coupling coefficient is represented by,representing harmonic excitation applied to the base, C p The internal capacitance of the piezoelectric patch is represented,representing the current flowing into the rectifier circuit:
wherein, C R Representing a filter capacitor in parallel with a load resistor R.Indicating a stable dc voltage output by the rectifier circuit.Is the triple well function of the system, having the following form:
in the formula,andlinear, cubic, and quintic stiffness coefficients of the energy harvesting system are expressed in order.
Introducing dimensionless transformationsSubstituting the three-stable state energy harvesting system into the formula (1) to obtain a dimensionless electromechanical coupling model of the three-stable state energy harvesting system, wherein the three-stable state energy harvesting system is represented as follows:
wherein, ω is 0 Representing the natural frequency of the metal cantilever of the energy harvester,x represents the displacement after dimensionless, which is the length scale of the beam.Representing the non-dimensionalized basis excitation.Is a piezoelectric voltage after dimensionless.Representing the rectified voltage after non-dimensionalization,a non-dimensionalized current is represented,the ratio of the filter capacitance to the internal capacitance of the piezoelectric sheet is shown.Respectively, a non-dimensionalized damping coefficient, a time constant ratio and an electromechanical coupling coefficient;a tristable potential function non-dimensionalized for the system;andand the values of the linear stiffness coefficient, the cubic stiffness coefficient and the quintic stiffness coefficient which are nondimensionalized are respectively related to the distance between the magnet at the tail end of the cantilever beam and the fixed magnet on the frame, and the shape of the potential function of the tristable energy harvesting system and the strength of the geometric nonlinearity of the system are directly reflected.
For the dimensionless pedestal excitation in equation (4), the simulation is performed using harmonic excitation with two different frequencies as shown in equation (6), namely:
where fsin (ω t) represents the low frequency harmonic excitation in the environment, and f and ω are the amplitude and frequency of the low frequency force, respectively. Fsin (Ω t) represents high frequency harmonic excitation in the environment, and F and Ω represent the amplitude and frequency of the high frequency force, respectively. The conditions omega > omega and f < 1 are satisfied between the low-frequency harmonic excitation and the high-frequency harmonic excitation.
Step two, deriving a fast variable equation and a slow variable equation of a dimensionless model of the three-stable-state energy harvesting system based on a variable separation method; aiming at the segmental non-smooth characteristic caused by a standard rectification circuit, smoothing the segmental non-smooth piezoelectric voltage by adopting the fundamental harmonic component of the piezoelectric voltage to obtain an equivalent non-coupled system equation of the dimensionless model of the three-stable state energy harvesting system, and obtaining an optimized model of the three-stable state energy harvesting system under low-frequency excitation based on vibration resonance.
According to the variable separation method, the formula (4) has an approximate solution of the form:
X(t)=x(t)+Ψ(t) (7)
where x (T) is the time scale T in the output response f Low frequency slow variables of =2 pi/ω, Ψ (t) being a rapidly varying component with a mean value of zero, i.e.,<Ψ(t)>and =0. Symbol(s)Represents the time average over a short time, where T F And =2 pi/omega is a shorter time period. Substituting equation (7) into a dimensionless electromechanical coupling model (4) of the tristable energy harvesting system to respectively obtain equations of a slow-varying component X (t) and a fast-varying component gamma (t) in an output response X (t) of the tristable energy harvesting system, wherein the equations are as follows:
to solve equation (9), the following definitions are made:
Ψ=B 11 cos(Ωt)+B 12 sin(Ωt) (10)
in addition, the first derivative of the fast variable with respect to time is calculated according to equation (10)And second derivative
Wherein, B 11 ,B 12 Is the coefficient to be found. Simple calculation of equation (10) to obtain the fast variable ΨThe expressions, namely:
substituting the formula (12) into the formula (9), further arranging according to the formula (10) and the formula (11) according to the same harmonic, and simplifying and sorting to obtain the B 11 ,B 12 The system of equations of (1):
for taking smaller B 11 、B 12 Equation (13) is approximated as:
obviously, B 11 、B 12 Solved by equation (14), namely:
in the following description, k will be 1 +3k 3 x 2 +5k 5 x 4 -Ω 2 Denoted as W, i.e. W = k 1 +3k 3 x 2 +5k 5 x 4 -Ω 2 。
Substituting equation (15), equation (10), and equation (12) into equation (8) converts the equation for the slow variable x (t) to:
the piezoelectric voltage of said formula (4) has a piecewise non-smooth nature due to the alternating conduction and blocking action of the rectifier bridge in a standard rectifier circuit. The piezoelectric voltage is approximately replaced by the fundamental harmonic component, and an equivalent non-coupling optimization model is obtained by combining generalized harmonic transformation and a three-stable state energy harvesting system dimensionless equation as shown in the formula (17):
in the formula,
wherein,and the equivalent damping coefficient of the optimized three-stable-state energy harvester is represented, and the rectifying circuit has an electric damping effect on the original system (4).And the optimized equivalent linear stiffness coefficient is expressed, and not only depends on the stiffness coefficient of the original system and the property of high-frequency force, but also is related to a rectifying circuit.The cubic stiffness coefficient after optimization is expressed and mainly depends on the cubic stiffness coefficient and the quintic stiffness coefficient of the original system and the property of high-frequency force. In addition, the first and second substrates are,and (4) representing the quintic stiffness coefficient after the optimization design, which is consistent with the quintic stiffness coefficient of the original system. Theta represents the diode rectifier bridge blocking angle.
Deriving a fast variable equation and a slow variable equation of a dimensionless electromechanical coupling model of the three-stable state energy harvesting system based on a variable separation method; aiming at the segmented non-smooth characteristic caused by a standard rectification circuit, smoothing the segmented non-smooth piezoelectric voltage by adopting the fundamental harmonic component of the piezoelectric voltage to obtain an equivalent non-coupled system equation of a dimensionless electromechanical coupling model of the three-stable state energy harvesting system, and obtaining an optimized model of the three-stable state energy harvesting system under low-frequency excitation based on vibration resonance.
Step three: and deducing to obtain an analytic expression of a steady-state solution of the system, a system rectification voltage and a system direct current power by using a harmonic balance method aiming at the equivalent non-coupling optimization model of the three-steady-state energy harvesting system under low-frequency excitation in the second step. Further, the output response amplitude gain coefficient, the vibration amplitude, the rectification voltage and the direct current power of the three-stable-state energy harvester are used as performance indexes, the system parameters including the rigidity coefficient, the time constant ratio and the electromechanical coupling coefficient, the influence of the environment excitation amplitude and the frequency on the acquisition performance of the energy harvester are analyzed, the optimal parameter combination when the performance indexes reach the maximum is given, the performance enhancement of the three-stable-state energy harvesting system under the low-frequency excitation is realized according to the optimal parameter combination, and the efficient energy harvesting of the three-stable-state energy harvester under the low-frequency excitation is further realized.
The method comprises the steps of measuring the power generation performance of the tri-stable state energy harvesting system under different parameter combinations by using output rectified voltage of the tri-stable state energy harvesting system shown in a formula (24), direct current power of the system shown in a formula (25) and output response amplitude gain coefficient of the system shown in a formula (26) as performance indexes, analyzing influence rules of system parameters on the dynamic behavior and the collection performance of the energy harvesting system, and selecting an optimal parameter combination for maximizing the performance indexes.
The steady-state approximate solution of the equivalent uncoupled system equation (17) after optimization design is:
x(t)=b 1 cos(ωt)+b 2 sin(ωt) (19)
wherein,representing the amplitude of the vibrations of the system (17). The harmonic balance method is adopted, the formula (19) and the first-order and second-order derivatives thereof are substituted into the system (17), and the results are arranged according to the same harmonic. When the tri-stable energy harvesting system reaches a steady state, all quantities are zero with respect to time derivative. In addition, the frequency of the high frequency force Fcos (Ω t) is sufficiently large, i.e., W ≈ Ω 2 . Therefore, the steady-state amplitude b 1 、b 2 The derivation yields:
obtaining a steady state solution of the system (17) by equations (20) (21), wherein the amplitude of the vibration of the system (17) is
In addition, the blocking angle theta of the rectifier bridge in the rectifier circuit and the rectified voltage Y R Satisfies the following relationship:
A(cosθ-1)=-2Y R (22)
further based on kirchhoff's current law, the total charge that flows from the energy harvester is equal to the total charge that flows through the resistor within a half-cycle, i.e.:
and (3) combining the formulas (5), (22) and (23) to derive the rectified voltage Y output by the three-stable-state energy harvesting system R And the DC power P is respectively:
the output response amplitude gain coefficient Q of the three-stable state energy harvesting system is an important quantization index for describing a vibration resonance mechanism, and comprises the following steps:
where f is the amplitude of the low frequency harmonic excitation, Q s And Q c The sine and cosine components of the system (17) with respect to the low frequency input fcos (ω t), respectively, are:
wherein n represents a positive integer, and x (t) is the output displacement of the tristable energy harvesting system after the optimal design.
According to the three-stable-state energy harvester system (17) after optimized design, the output response amplitude gain coefficient and the system vibration amplitude of the three-stable-state energy harvesting system shown in a formula (26), the system rectification voltage shown in the formula (24) and the system direct current power shown in the formula (25) are used as performance indexes, the influence of system parameters including the rigidity coefficient, the time constant ratio and the electromechanical coupling coefficient, the environment excitation amplitude and the environment excitation frequency on the energy harvester acquisition performance is analyzed, the optimal parameter combination when the performance indexes reach the maximum is given, the performance enhancement of the three-stable-state energy harvesting system under the low-frequency excitation is realized according to the optimal parameter combination, and the efficient energy harvesting of the three-stable-state energy harvester under the low-frequency excitation is further realized.
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1. The invention discloses a performance optimization method of a three-stable-state energy harvester based on vibration resonance under low-frequency excitation.
2. The invention discloses a performance optimization method of a three-stable-state energy harvester under low-frequency excitation based on vibration resonance, which comprises the steps of obtaining a slow variable equation of a dimensionless electromechanical coupling model of a three-stable-state energy harvesting system based on a variable separation method, smoothing segmented non-smooth piezoelectric voltage by adopting fundamental wave components of the piezoelectric voltage to obtain an equivalent non-coupled system equation of the slow variable equation, and obtaining an optimization model of the three-stable-state energy harvesting system under low-frequency excitation based on vibration resonance; based on an optimization model of the three-stable-state energy harvesting system under low-frequency excitation, an analytic expression of a stable-state solution of the optimization model, system rectification voltage and system direct-current power is derived by using a harmonic balance method. And by taking the rectified voltage of the three-stable-state energy harvesting system, the direct current power of the system, the vibration amplitude of the system and the output response amplitude gain coefficient of the system as performance indexes, analyzing the influence of the rigidity coefficient, the electromechanical coupling coefficient, the time constant ratio and the low-frequency force of the system on the acquisition performance of the energy harvester, and giving an optimal parameter combination to maximize the acquisition performance, the performance enhancement of the three-stable-state energy harvester under the low-frequency excitation is realized.
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FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of a structure diagram of an electromechanically coupled tristable energy harvester under dual-frequency harmonic drive;
FIG. 2 is a graph of a potential function of a tristable energy harvester system;
FIG. 3 shows the amplitude A of the vibration of the system and the rectified voltage Y R As a function of the low frequency force frequency ω, wherein: FIG. 3 (a) shows the variation of the vibration amplitude A, and FIG. 3 (b) shows the rectified voltage Y R (ii) a change in (c);
fig. 4 is a graph of the vibration amplitude a and dc power P of the system as a function of the low frequency force amplitude f, where: fig. 4 (a) shows the variation of the vibration amplitude a, and fig. 4 (b) shows the variation of the dc power P;
FIG. 5 shows the amplitude A of vibration and the rectified voltage Y of the system R Coefficient of linear stiffness k 1 A graph of variation, wherein: FIG. 5 (a) is a graph showing the change in the vibration amplitude A, and FIG. 5 (b) is a graph showing the rectified voltage Y R (ii) a change in (d);
fig. 6 is a variation of the coefficient output response amplitude gain coefficient Q and the dc power P with the high frequency force amplitude F and the low frequency force amplitude F, where: fig. 6 (a) shows the variation of the gain factor Q of the system output response amplitude, and fig. 6 (b) shows the variation of the dc power P;
FIG. 7 shows the system output response amplitude gain coefficient Q and DC power P at different quintic stiffness coefficient k 3 The following graph of the variation with high frequency force amplitude F, wherein: FIG. 7 (a) is a graph showing the variation of the gain factor Q of the system output response amplitude, and FIG. 7 (b) is a graph showing the variation of the DC power P;
FIG. 8 is a graph of the variation of the system DC power P random electrical coupling coefficient κ and the time constant ratio α;
FIG. 9 is a flowchart of a performance optimization method under low-frequency excitation of a three-stable-state energy harvester based on vibration resonance according to the invention.
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The object of the embodiment is a strong nonlinear tristable energy harvester connected with a standard rectifying circuit, and the basic structure of the strong nonlinear tristable energy harvester is shown in figure 1 in the attached drawing of the specification. The three-stable energy capturing structure is constructed by intentionally introducing nonlinear magnetic force, namely magnets with the same specification are arranged at the tail end of the cantilever beam and on the frame. The three-potential well function of the system is constructed by changing the arrangement position and the magnetic pole direction of the magnets in the figure. In addition, the double-layer piezoelectric sheet is attached to the position near the clamping end of the cantilever beam and connected with the standard rectifying circuit on the right side through a wire, and alternating current collected from the environment is converted into direct current to achieve the purpose of supplying power for external electronic equipment. In a standard rectifier circuit, a relatively large filter capacitor C is used R Which enables the voltage output Y of the rectifier circuit during a basic drive cycle R And remain constant. Therefore, the performance optimization method under the low-frequency excitation of the three-stable-state energy harvester based on the vibration resonance can realize stable direct current output and achieve the purpose of supplying power to electronic equipment. In addition, besides providing stable direct current output for electronic equipment, the invention also realizes the optimization design of the three-stable state energy harvester under low-frequency excitation based on vibration resonance, develops detailed analysis on the acquisition performance of the three-stable state energy harvester system, provides optimal parameter combination and provides important reference for the optimization design of the three-stable state energy harvester.
As shown in fig. 9, the performance optimization method of the three-stable-state energy harvester based on the vibration resonance mechanism disclosed in this embodiment under low-frequency excitation includes the following specific implementation steps:
step one, establishing an electromechanical coupling system model of a three-stable state energy harvester connected with a standard rectifying circuit under double-frequency harmonic excitation. According to the schematic diagram of the tristable energy harvester structure shown in FIG. 1, a mathematical model of the system is established in equations (1) - (2). For analysis, non-dimensionalization processing is adopted for the system model, and specific expressions are shown in formulas (4) to (6). In this embodiment, the parameters obtained by non-dimensionalization according to the length and thickness of the cantilever, the placement position of the magnet, and the specification of the piezoelectric sheet are: β =0.1, κ =0.3, α =0.05,k 1 =1.2,k 2 =-4.2,k 3 =3.2, λ =100. Meanwhile, considering the vibration source property in the environment excitation, in this embodiment, a specified noise excitation, i.e. a dual-frequency harmonic excitation, is applied to the pedestal, and the initially given noise information is: f =0.1, ω =0.1, f =4, Ω =30.
Step two, deriving to obtain a slow variable equation of the three-stable-state energy harvesting system based on a variable separation method; the method adopts the fundamental harmonic component of the piezoelectric voltage to approximately replace the segmented voltage, and combines the generalized harmonic technology and the dimensionless model of the system to deduce the equivalent uncoupled system model of the three-stable state energy harvesting system after the optimization design, and the specific expressions are shown in formulas (7) - (18).
And thirdly, deducing and obtaining a steady-state solution of the system (17) and an analytical expression of system rectification voltage and system direct current power by using a harmonic balance method aiming at the equivalent non-coupled system model (17) after the optimization design. For the purpose of enhancing the acquisition performance of the tristable energy harvester under low-frequency excitation, the rectified voltage (formula 24) of the energy harvesting system, the direct current power (formula 25) of the system, the vibration amplitude of the system and the gain coefficient (formula 26) of the output response amplitude of the system are used as performance indexes, the influence of the rigidity coefficient, the time constant ratio, the electromechanical coupling coefficient and the low-frequency force of the system on the acquisition performance of the energy harvester is analyzed in detail, and the purpose of enhancing the energy harvesting capability is achieved.
Fig. 2 is a potential function shape of the tristable energy harvesting system. As shown in FIG. 2, the potential function of the system has a value defined as X s1 ,X s2 ,X s3 Is defined as X u1 ,X u2 Two unstable saddle points. When the external excitation level meets certain requirements, the cantilever beam end magnet can oscillate back and forth in the three potential wells, and the energy collection potential is high. FIG. 3 shows the system vibration amplitude A and the system rectified voltage Y R A curve of variation with frequency of low frequency forces. As shown in fig. 3 (a), the response curve of the system vibration amplitude with frequency curves to the left, showing softening nonlinearity. The bending means that there is a range of low frequency force frequencies that makes the energy harvesting system have a non-unique solution. As shown in fig. 3 (b), the rectified voltage of the tri-stable energy harvesting system has similar properties with the low frequency variation as shown in fig. 3 (a). In FIG. 3, there are five coexisting branches, which are defined as B 1 ,B 2 ,B 3 ,B 4 ,B 5 . Wherein, B 2 ,B 4 Is an unstable branch, B 1 Corresponding to the off-resonant motion branch in the well with lower energy, B 5 Representing the high-energy vibration branch between the three potential wells, B 3 Corresponding to branches of large orbital periodic motion. The branches collide with each other, and the intersection point is denoted as s i (i =1 \ 82304). At the point of intersection s i Where a jump phenomenon is usually observed, for example, when the frequency ω of the low frequency force decreases from large to small, the magnet at the end of the cantilever beam first follows B 5 Branched motion at s 4 Jump up to B at point 3 Branch off, as the frequency ω continues to decrease, the magnet will be at s 2 Point jump down to B 1 And (4) branching movement. This means that the tristate energy harvester is able to have a higher output level even at lower frequencies.
FIG. 4 further studies the variation of the vibration amplitude of the tri-stable energy harvesting system and the DC power of the system with the low-frequency force amplitude f. The vibration amplitude of the tri-stable energy harvesting system shown in FIG. 4 (a) and the DC power of the system shown in FIG. 4 (b) are in the interval [ f 1 ,f 2 ]And [ f 3 ,f 4 ]Appear onThe jump phenomenon is generated, namely the system can break through the constraint of a potential barrier in the interval and perform trap-to-trap vibration with high energy, so that high direct current power is obtained. As shown in fig. 5, the system exhibits stiffness non-linearity with the linear stiffness coefficient for both the vibration amplitude and the system rectified voltage. Range of existence interval [ c 0 ,c 1 ]Such that the system response has a non-unique solution. The system rectified voltage shown in fig. 5 (a) has a positive correlation with the system vibration amplitude shown in fig. 5 (b), that is, when the system vibration amplitude is large, the resulting rectified voltage is also large.
The output response amplitude gain factor Q is an important quantitative indicator of vibration resonance. As shown in fig. 6, the output response amplitude gain coefficient Q and the system dc power P of the tri-stable energy harvesting system vary with the high frequency force amplitude F and the low frequency force amplitude F. As shown in fig. 6 (a), when the low frequency force amplitude F is small (F <0.08 in the figure), the output response amplitude gain factor Q has two peaks with the increase of the high frequency force amplitude F, which means that the system can generate two vibration resonance phenomena; with the increase of the low-frequency force amplitude f, the two peaks become one peak, and simultaneously, the peak value is reduced, and the high-frequency force amplitude required for reaching the peak value is slightly reduced. As shown in fig. 6 (b), when the system is in vibrational resonance (as shown in the figure, F =4.7, F = 0.136), the harvested dc power is much higher than when vibrational resonance is not in place (as shown in the figure, F =2.3, F = 0.136). According to the properties, the performance optimization of the three-stable-state energy harvester under low-frequency excitation based on vibration resonance has important practical significance.
As shown in fig. 7, the three-stable-state energy harvesting system outputs response amplitude gain Q and system direct current power P at different quintic stiffness coefficients k 3 The lower is a function of the high-frequency force amplitude F. When k is 3 When =2.2, the system dc power P shown in fig. 7 (b) appears to jump twice as the high-frequency force amplitude F increases. When k is 3 Smaller, e.g. k 3 =1.0, only one jump occurs with increasing high-frequency force amplitude F, and the stiffness factor is five times greater (e.g. k in fig. 7 (b)) 3 = 3.0), the jumping phenomenon disappears. As the high frequency force amplitude F increases, the system output shown in FIG. 7 (a) soundsThe tri-stable energy harvesting system will have higher output performance due to the single peak of the amplitude gain Q and the system dc power P as shown in fig. 7 (b) and the vibrational resonance at the peak (F =5 in fig. 7). Fig. 8 further studies the variation of the system dc power P with time constant ratio α and the electromechanical coupling coefficient κ. As shown in fig. 8, the dc power P exhibits a jump phenomenon with an increase in the time constant ratio α, and at the point P 1 A local optimum of the dc power is obtained. The direct current power P shows a trend of increasing first and then slightly decreasing with the increase of the electromechanical coupling coefficient k, and a point P is 3 A local optimum is achieved. Therefore, there is an optimal time constant ratio or electromechanical coupling coefficient to maximize the system output dc voltage.
In conclusion, the performance optimization method based on the vibration resonance for the three-stable-state energy harvesting device under the low-frequency excitation can realize stable direct current output of the three-stable-state energy harvesting device and meanwhile realize the enhancement of the capture performance of the energy harvesting system from the low-frequency excitation. By taking the rectified voltage, the system direct current power, the system vibration amplitude and the system output response amplitude gain coefficient of the three-stable-state energy harvesting system as performance indexes, the influence of the properties of the stiffness coefficient, the time constant ratio, the electromechanical coupling coefficient and the low-frequency force on the acquisition performance of the energy harvester is analyzed in detail, the parameter combination when the performance of the three-stable-state energy harvester is maximized is given, and the optimization of the three-stable-state energy harvester is realized.
The above detailed description is intended to illustrate the objects, aspects and advantages of the present invention, and it should be understood that the above detailed description is only exemplary of the present invention and is not intended to limit the scope of the present invention, and any modifications, equivalents, improvements and the like made within the spirit and principle of the present invention should be included in the scope of the present invention.
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