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. 2021 Jun 9;24(7):102698. doi: 10.1016/j.isci.2021.102698

Table 2.

LM-based wearable energy harvesting and storage devices

Energy harvesting/storage devices Materials Substrate Stretchability/Wearability Power output performance References
TENGa Galinstan Geniomer fibers ∼560%, 50,000 cycles (compression and stretching) 490 V, 175 nC (Dong et al., 2020)
TENG EGaInb Ecoflex matrix ∼500%/10,000 cycles (at strain of 100%) ∼1 mW cm−2 (Pan et al., 2020)
Battery EGaIn Ecoflex ∼100% 3.8 mA cm−2 (Liu et al., 2019a)
Supercapacitor EGaIn, O-CNTc PDMSe ∼50%/2000 cycles (at strain of 30%) 12.4 mF cm−2 (Kim et al., 2020e)
TEGd EGaIn Ecoflex 250–400 mV at Δ37°C (Malakooti et al., 2019)
TEG EGaIn PDMS matrix ∼50% 59.96 mV at Δ10°C,
130 mV at Δ30°C,
278.6 mV, 86.6 μW/cm2 Δ60°C
(Zadan et al., 2020)
Wireless Agf inks, EGaIn Tattoo paper 300 mW in air, 100 mW with skin (Alberto et al., 2020)
a

TENG – Triboelectric nanogenerator.

b

EGaIn – Eutectic gallium indium.

c

O-CNT – Oxidized carbon nanotube.

d

TEG – thermoelectric generator.

e

PDMS – Polydimethylsiloxane.

f

Ag – Silver.