Abstract:In order to solve the energy supply problem of underwater low-power unmanned equipment,a method of capturing and collecting energy for underwater acoustics signals in specific frequency bands emitted by underwater navigation equipment is presented. The mathematical modeling and simulation analysis of the energy collector involved in the method are carried out to prove its theoretical feasibility. Experiments are carried out based on simulation results and design parameters. It is found that when the underwater acoustic signal is 400 Hz and 186 dB,the maximum output voltage which is 2.69 V can be generated by using 30 mm×40 mm single-coated piezoelectric ceramics. Energy is collected and stored by an energy collector,and the maximum output power is 315 nW,which proves that the method is feasible.