ArticleAdvanced materials (Deerfield Beach, Fla.)2026
Scalable Hygroscopic Moisture-Electric Generator With Long-Term Stability for Self-Powered Wound-Healing Stimulation.
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The growing demand for sustainable energy solutions has increased interest in ambient energy harvesters capable of continuous operation under diverse environmental conditions. Here, we report a hygroscopic moisture-electric generator (HMEG) that achieves long-term, self-sustained power generation through an asymmetric architecture composed of montmorillonite and calcium chloride. The integration of hygroscopic materials within a perforated coin-cell structure enables directional moisture transport and persistent ionic gradients, producing a stable open-circuit voltage of 0.55 V and a short-circuit current of 74 µA for 30 days at 50% relative humidity. The device delivers a maximum power density of 3.582 µW cm
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