Einstein International Journal Organization(EIJO)

Abstract  

In the presence days, electricity and power is the most useful and needy thing for human life. Seeing the need of electricity there is the demand to develop renewable sources for generation of the power as there is a shortage of conventional sources. When vehicles moves it produces kinetic energy, which is the wasted so without wasting the kinetic energy we can utilize the power which is generated by using a power hump at toll tax. For decreasing the energy demand of global consumption, renewable sources are needed to be developed. This paper presents about the piezoelectric crystals or materials which helps to produce electricity from the vibration of car on the road due to which movement of automobiles is proposed. This paper gives us the summary about the sensor which will give a great benefit to the lifetime of fossil fuel which simultaneously helps in preventing the pollution of environment.

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