Fundamentals of Energy Harvesting

superrog Posted Apr 4, 2012

Hello, I was aware of most of the content of the course, but it is nice to see it brought in one course. This allows to compare the different technologies. Marc

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http://www.lulu.com/spotlight/poconoarmchairreview Posted Apr 4, 2012

Nice introduction. I like that part where he says, "Now pause the course, get up, and get your circulation moving again!" The presentation does tend to put you in a nice hypnotic state at times. I don't mean that the course is boring. No, it is very interesting. It's just very lulling. I think that if, at the end of the course, he told listeners to have a Pepsi, a lot of them would not be able to resist the suggestion. Hear that, advertisers?

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steve.taranovich Posted Apr 6, 2012

Hi Rich, I do appreciate your feedback Rich. I know that I tend to be a bit too relaxing in my presentations, but I need the constructive criticism because these topics can get too "dry" sometimes and I want to make these tutorials informative as well as interesting. Thanks, Steve

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prabhakar_deosthali Posted Apr 15, 2012

A very informative tutorial for a person looking at this topic for the first time and is also good for the person who has cursory information on the topic. It would be nice to include some real life implementations showing the energy requirements of a given circuit and how those requirements have been met by the applicable energy harvesting technique.

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