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SMART FOOTSTEP

ENERGY
HARVESTER

Submitted by:

Atharva Gogawale
Jishnunarayan Murlidharan
Abdul Majeed

Guided by:

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ELECTRONICS DEPARTMENT

This is to certify that the project of SMART FOOTSTEP ENERGY HARVESTER


Contains the bonafied works Atharva Gogawale, Jishnunarayan Murlidharan
and Abdul Majeed Who has worked on the project and completed the same In
the academic year 20xx-xx.

His/her project work is in Electronics Discipline as per

The Maharashtra State Board of Secondary & Higher Secondary Education.

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HEAD OF DEPARTMENT Project Guide

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

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It adds to my pleasure to acknowledge the persons who have helped
Me while the project work was in progress! First of all I am thankful to
Akshata our Project Guide, who has helped us in bringing out this
Mrs. Akshata,
project in present status! Our head of Department Mr. Goswami , who
has also encouraged us and helped us during the completion of this
project, for which we are also thankful to him. I am also deeply grateful
to our Hon’ble Principal, Dr. , whose discipline has created regularity in
us, so as to complete the project in time.

Signature of the student

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INTRODUCTION
In a world increasingly focused on sustainable solutions,
the Smart Footstep Energy Harvester addresses the
need for efficient and eco-friendly power generation.
The project capitalizes on the unique properties of
piezoelectric materials, which generate an electric
charge in response to mechanical stress. By embedding
piezoelectric transducers in strategic locations, such as
walkways or shoes, the project aims to capture and
convert the energy produced by footsteps into a
renewable and environmentally friendly power source.
This introduction sets the stage for exploring the
intricacies of piezoelectric technology and the potential
applications of this smart energy harvesting system

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COMPONENTS LIST

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List of semiconductors and the information, specifications, pin configurations, etc. about
them. Write the details here in tabular form. One example is given below.

Type of component

Arduino Nano board 3” x 6 “ adaptable box

Piezoelectric transducer sensors

Bridge rectifier

Multimeter

LiPo charging Module

16x4 LCD module

Wires

LCD wire and connector sockets shrink tubes

10kΩ

USB connector

Bottle water caps

Some stranded 1mm wire

glue sticks

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Glue gun 20W

CIRCUIT DIAGRAM

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WORKING OF THE PROJECT


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APPLICATIONS OF PROJECT
*1. Public Spaces:* - Powering streetlights, signage, or low-energy devices in
high-traffic areas, reducing reliance on traditional grid power.

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*2. Smart Infrastructure:* - Integration into smart city infrastructure to
enhance sustainability and reduce environmental impact.

*3. Transportation Hubs:* - Installing in transportation terminals to capture


energy from commuters' footsteps, contributing to lighting and device
charging.

*4. Retail Environments:* - Implementing in shopping malls or stores to


harvest energy from customer foot traffic for lighting or display purposes.

*5. Sporting Venues:* - Utilizing in sports stadiums to capture energy from


the movement of spectators, potentially powering electronic displays or
lighting.

*6. Wearable Technology:* - Embedding into shoes or clothing to serve as a


portable, self-sustaining power source for wearable devices like fitness
trackers or smartwatches.

*7. Emergency Exits and Staircases:* - Installing in emergency exit staircases


to power emergency lighting systems, ensuring visibility during power outages.

*8. Renewable Energy in Remote Areas:* - Deploying in remote locations with


limited access to traditional power sources to generate sustainable energy for
essential applications.

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BIBLIOGRAPHY
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