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Peilun Yin

Graduate Teaching Assistant

University of Auckland

New Zealand

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Peilun Yin is a Graduate Teaching Assistant at The University of Auckland, New Zealand. His research areas include energy harvesting technologies such as triboelectric nanogenerators and piezoelectric energy harvesters, as evident from his recent publications. His work focuses on innovative mechanisms for energy conversion and efficiency improvements in various applications.

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University of Auckland

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Associate Professor

Xiamen University Malaysia

MALAYSIA

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A multi-directional and multi-modal galloping piezoelectric energy harvester with tri-section beam

Kresling origami-inspired electromagnetic energy harvester with reversible nonlinearity

A compliant mechanism actuated bistable hybrid mode triboelectric nanogenerator

Multi-directional and multi-modal vortex-induced vibrations for wind energy harvesting

Constituting abrupt magnetic flux density change for power density improvement in electromagnetic energy harvesting

Instantaneous peak 2.1 W-level hybrid energy harvesting from human motions for self-charging battery-powered electronics

Harnessing energy from spring suspension systems with a compressive-mode high-power-density piezoelectric transducer

An active hybrid control approach with the Fx-RLS adaptive algorithm for active-passive isolation structures

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