PRODUCTION OF ELECTRICAL ENERGY FROM ELECTRONIC DEVICES BY USING GRAPHENE
Vemula Dasaradha, M.Lokesh, Kodidhela Bhargav · Journal of Emerging Technologies and Innovative Research · 2019
In this automotive world the things are changing rapidly day by day and there is an evolution of new technology as the time in progress .As there is increase in technology the computing devices also increases and the speeding time increases. As the electrons flow through the electronic devices there is dissipation of heat. For every 10(degrees Celsius) raise in temparature the performance of the electronic devices is decreased by 20%.This makes the usage of graphene thin films. Here the heat from the electronic devices (example: Microprocessors and Microcontrollers) is absorbed by using graphene oxide which is layered on a silicon wafer like Silicon On Insulator film(SOI) and the absorbed heat is converted into electrical energy by using pyroelectric energy conversion from low grade thermal sources that exploits strong field –and temparature –induced polarization susceptibilities in the relaxor ferroelectrics 0.68pb(Mg1/3Nb2/3)o3-0.32pbTio3 and the resulting energy is stored at certain parts of the computer and can be accessible through programming .The emitted heat from the electronic devices is not only costly for the business but environment too. The electronic devices which are in electronic servers in data centres results in global warming. So this research may be helpful for increasing the lifespan of electronic devices, decrease in the power consumption of the electronic devices and to reduce the cost of the business. Finally to protect the environment too.