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A hemispherical triboelectric nanogenerator for continuous droplet energy harvesting via electret field-driven polarization

Figure 7. Systematic study of the effect of the number of top Cu electrodes and the frequency of water droplet movement on the output characteristics of the H-TENG device: (A) Photograph of an H-TENG device with one top Cu electrode; (B-D) Corresponding current signals of H-TENGs with different numbers of top Cu electrodes (1, 2, and 3 Cu electrodes) at 2 Hz, 3 Hz, and 4 Hz, respectively. (A1, A2, A3) Comparison of current output data of H-TENG devices with 1, 2, and 3 Cu electrodes at different frequencies. Corresponding current signals obtained with a single Cu electrode assembled H-TENG at 2 Hz (B1), 3 Hz (C1), and 4 Hz (D1). Corresponding current signals obtained with a two Cu electrode assembled H-TENG at 2 Hz (B2), 3 Hz (C2), and 4 Hz (D2). Corresponding current signals obtained with a three Cu electrode assembled H-TENG at 2 Hz (B3), 3 Hz (C3), and 4 Hz (D3). H-TENG: Hemispherical triboelectric nanogenerator.

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