Theoretical study of dielectric effect on power in a contact-mode TENG
Keywords:
ower, Contact-Mode TENG, Dielectric Constant, Resistance.Abstract
We analytically calculated the instantaneous maximum power from contact-mode triboelectric nanogenerators (TENGs) to inspect parametric dependencies, especially resistance and permittivity on the system power. Here, a uniform movement of the upper electrode at a constant velocity is assumed. The numerical results show that the power associated with device performance can be optimized using a dielectric constant as a given material characteristic with the resistor.
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