ArticleMicromachines2026
Optimization of Magnetic Filler Loading and Interstitial Dielectric Percolation for Tunable Triboelectric-Electromagnetic Hybrid Generators.
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In this study, a material-driven strategy is presented to realize tunable triboelectric-electromagnetic hybrid generators while overcoming the form-factor limitations of conventional magnet-assisted systems. A magneto-dielectric hybrid generator (MDHG) was constructed using a soft magnetized dielectric composite, where NdFeB microparticles were embedded in an Ecoflex matrix and activated by pulse magnetization, allowing a single compliant layer to operate simultaneously as a triboelectric contact medium and a magnetic flux source coupled to a coil. The magnetic filler loading was systematically optimized to elucidate the trade-off between enhanced electromagnetic induction and a non-monotonic triboelectric response governed by dielectric polarization, surface potential, and interfacial energetics. To selectively strengthen the triboelectric branch without sacrificing electromagnetic output, nanoscale BaTiO
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