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where P is the power, r is the density of air, A is the cross sectional area, and n is the air velocity. At standard atmospheric conditions, the density of air is approximately 1.22 kg/m3. Figure 3.6 shows the power per square centimeter versus air velocity. Large-scale windmills operate at maximum ef ciencies of about 40%. The theoretical maximum ef ciency is 59%. Ef ciency is dependent on wind velocity for a given design, and average operating ef ciencies are usually about 20%. Windmills are generally designed such that maximum ef ciency occurs at wind velocities around 8 m/s (or about 18 mph). At low air velocity, ef ciency can be signi cantly lower than 20%. Figure 3.6 also shows power output assuming 20% and 5% ef ciency in conversion. The authors are aware of only one project to generate power from air ow at small scales for use by wireless sensors. Federspiel and Chen [50] used a small (about 10 cm in diameter) air ow turbine to generate power intended for use by a Mica Mote [6]. The reported power output and ef ciency values are shown in Table 3.6. The reported values in Table 3.6, taken together with the calculation in Figure 3.6 indicate that power densities from air velocity are quite promising. As there are many possible applications in which a fairly constant air ow of a few meters per second exists, it seems that research leading to the development of devices to convert air ow to electrical power at small scales is warranted.

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