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Direct-Current Generators Based on Conductive Polymers for Self-Powered Flexible Devices
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2021
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Direct-current generators, especially those based on the Schottky contact between conductive polymers and metal electrodes, are efficient in converting mechanical stimuli into electrical energy. In contrast to triboelectric and piezoelectric generators, direct-current generators readily produce direct-current outputs and high currents that are crucial for integrating multiple energy-harvesting units in large scale and driving some types of devices. To further increase the current/voltage output
doi:10.21203/rs.3.rs-498254/v1
fatcat:5udg4deyknb4lljksk45igdw4a