Using kinetic energy as an alternative source of power in an octupus ride

Using kinetic energy as an alternative source of power in an octupus ride

This paper describes the implementation of an electromagnetic transducer in harvesting kinetic energy from an octopus ride. The kinetic energy harnessed from the octopus ride by the electromagnetic transducer is stored in a IF, 5.5V super capacitor. The voltage being stored in the super capacitor is...

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Main Authors: Barrientos, Josephine F., Bea, Anna Mae T., Delos Reyes, Chris Vincent F., Mallari, Maveric P.
Format: text
Language:English
Published: Animo Repository 2011
Subjects:
Amusement rides > Design and construction
Force and energy
Communication
Electrical and Electronics
Online Access:https://animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph/etd_bachelors/10664
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Institution: De La Salle University
Language: English
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Summary:This paper describes the implementation of an electromagnetic transducer in harvesting kinetic energy from an octopus ride. The kinetic energy harnessed from the octopus ride by the electromagnetic transducer is stored in a IF, 5.5V super capacitor. The voltage being stored in the super capacitor is regulated to approximately 4V by a conditioning circuit which uses an LM393 comparator. The voltage being stored in the super capacitor is use to light up the light emitting diodes (LED) used in the octopus ride.

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