Wei-Hsin Liao

Affiliations: 
The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong, Hong Kong 
Area:
Electronics and Electrical Engineering
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Zou D, Liu G, Rao Z, et al. (2021) Design of a broadband piezoelectric energy harvester with piecewise nonlinearity Smart Materials and Structures. 30: 085040
Wang G, Ju Y, Liao W, et al. (2021) A hybrid piezoelectric device combining a tri-stable energy harvester with an elastic base for low-orbit vibration energy harvesting enhancement Smart Materials and Structures. 30: 075028
Cai M, Liao W. (2021) Enhanced electromagnetic wrist-worn energy harvester using repulsive magnetic spring Mechanical Systems and Signal Processing. 150: 107251
Zou D, Liu G, Rao Z, et al. (2021) A device capable of customizing nonlinear forces for vibration energy harvesting, vibration isolation, and nonlinear energy sink Mechanical Systems and Signal Processing. 147: 107101
Wang G, Wu H, Liao W, et al. (2020) A modified magnetic force model and experimental validation of a tri-stable piezoelectric energy harvester: Journal of Intelligent Material Systems and Structures. 31: 967-979
Cai M, Liao W. (2020) High Power Density Inertial Energy Harvester Without Additional Proof Mass for Wearables Ieee Internet of Things Journal. 1-1
Fang S, Wang S, Mei X, et al. (2020) A centrifugal softening impact energy harvester with the bistability using flextensional transducers for low rotational speeds Smart Materials and Structures
Ma K, Tan T, Liu F, et al. (2020) Acoustic energy harvesting enhanced by locally resonant metamaterials Smart Materials and Structures. 29: 75025
Wang J, Zhao B, Liao W, et al. (2020) New insight into piezoelectric energy harvesting with mechanical and electrical nonlinearities Smart Materials and Structures. 29
Fang S, Wang S, Zhou S, et al. (2020) Exploiting the advantages of the centrifugal softening effect in rotational impact energy harvesting Applied Physics Letters. 116: 63903
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