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24 ista views • December 2016 • www.ista.org Application of a Triboelectric Energy Harvester in Transport Packaging > CONTINUED FROM PAGE 23 Conclusion The triboelectric energy harvester described in this study, when excited with sufficient mechanical energy inputs, is capable of generating enough amperage and voltage for the purpose of charging a typical rechargeable coin cell battery for energy storage. Though it is not always the case with energy harvesting methods, this triboelectric harvester does generate usable levels of current, in addition to the voltage that is reported. Both shock and vibration inputs have been shown to provide the necessary excitation for the harvester to achieve the necessary power levels. Moving forward, vibration is the preferred mechanical input, due to the intermittent nature of shocks in packaged product distribution, and the total energy harvesting potential of vibration. Contributors Andrew L. 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