ArticleAdvanced science (Weinheim, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany)2026
Field-Driven Activation of Solid-State Devices in Open Circuits for Energy Harvesting and Wireless Sensing.
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Time-varying electric fields induce displacement currents through capacitive coupling, resulting in current continuity even in the absence of conduction paths. While capacitive coupling is known as a parasitic effect, its role in directly activating solid-state devices in open circuits remains underexplored. Here, we demonstrate that externally generated, time-varying electric fields-produced by triboelectric excitation or moving charged objects-can directly activate linear and nonlinear components, such as diodes, rectifiers, and LEDs, without a galvanic connection. A lumped-element capacitive-coupling model captures the observed dependencies V
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