Anderson David Smith
Researcher at
Chalmers, Microtechnology and Nanoscience (MC2), Electronics Material and Systems Laboratory
Showing 15 publications
2019
Surface Roughening with Iron Nanoparticles for Promoted Adhesion of Spin Coated Microsupercapacitor Electrodes
Agin Vyas, Qi Li, F. Cornaglia et al
MRS Advances. Vol. 4 (23), p. 1335-1340
Paper in proceedings
2019
Impact of designed asymmetries on the effective bandwidth of a backfolded piezoelectric energy harvester
Elof Köhler, Henrik Staaf, Anderson David Smith et al
Sensors and Actuators, A: Physical. Vol. 292, p. 77-89
Journal article
2019
Compact and low loss electrochemical capacitors using a graphite / carbon nanotube hybrid material for miniaturized systems
Qi Li, S. Sun, Anderson David Smith et al
Journal of Power Sources, p. 374-383
Journal article
2019
Effective piezoelectric energy harvesting with bandwidth enhancement by assymetry augmented self-tuning of conjoined cantilevers
Henrik Staaf, Anderson David Smith, Per Lundgren et al
International Journal of Mechanical Sciences. Vol. 150, p. 1-11
Journal article
2018
Carbon hybrid and its derived materials for electrochemical capacitors
Qi Li, Anderson David Smith, Mohammad Mazharul Haque et al
Conference contribution
2018
Verification of Self-Tuning 4DOF Piezoelectric Energy Harvester with Enhanced Bandwidth
Henrik Staaf, Elof Köhler, Anderson David Smith et al
PowerMEMS 2017, The 17th international conference on Micro and Nanotechnology for Power Generation and Energy Conservation Application, November 14-17, Kanazawa, Japan (To be published in Journal of Physics Conference S)
Paper in proceedings
2018
Influence of Humidity on Contact Resistance in Graphene Devices
Arne Quellmalz, Anderson David Smith, Karim Elgammal et al
ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces. Vol. 10 (48), p. 41738-41746
Journal article
2018
Toward CMOS compatible wafer-scale fabrication of carbon-based microsupercapacitors for IoT
Anderson David Smith, Qi Li, A. Anderson et al
Journal of Physics: Conference Series. Vol. 1052 (1)
Paper in proceedings
2018
Thermal influence on the electrochemical behavior of a supercapacitor containing an ionic liquid electrolyte
Mohammad Mazharul Haque, Qi Li, Anderson David Smith et al
Electrochimica Acta. Vol. 263, p. 249-260
Journal article
2018
Achieving increased bandwidth for 4 degree of freedom self-tuning energy harvester
Henrik Staaf, Anderson David Smith, Elof Köhler et al
Journal of Sound and Vibration. Vol. 420, p. 165-173
Journal article
2018
A Micromachined Coupled-Cantilever for Piezoelectric Energy Harvesters
Agin Vyas, Henrik Staaf, Cristina Rusu et al
Micromachines. Vol. 9 (5)
Journal article
2017
Redox enhanced energy storage in an aqueous high-voltage electrochemical capacitor with a potassium bromide electrolyte
Qi Li, Mohammad Mazharul Haque, Volodymyr Kuzmenko et al
Journal of Power Sources. Vol. 348, p. 219-228
Journal article
2017
Density functional calculations of graphene-based humidity and carbon dioxide sensors: effect of silica and sapphire substrates
Karim Elgammal, Håkan W. Hugosson, Anderson David Smith et al
Surface Science. Vol. 663 (Sept.), p. 23-30
Journal article
2017
Ionic liquid electrolyte for supercapacitor with high temperature compatibility
Mohammad Mazharul Haque, Qi Li, Volodymyr Kuzmenko et al
Journal of Physics: Conference Series. Vol. 922 (1)
Paper in proceedings
2017
Graphite paper / carbon nanotube composite: A potential supercapacitor electrode for powering microsystem technology
Qi Li, Anderson David Smith, Mohammad Mazharul Haque et al
Journal of Physics: Conference Series. Vol. 922 (1)
Paper in proceedings
Showing 1 research projects
2019–2020
Microelectronic Energy Storage Systems for Integration Alongside Harvesters
Peter Enoksson
Electronics Material and Systems Laboratory
Anderson David Smith
Electronics Material and Systems Laboratory
Torbjörn Thiringer
Electrical Machines and Power Electronics
Zeyang Geng
Electrical Machines and Power Electronics
Chalmers
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