The invention discloses an embedded energy collector based on respiratory movement, which comprises an
energy converter. The
energy converter is mainly formed of a movable linkage joint, a bistable-state piezoelectric
metal sheet, a location guide rail and a
package casing. The location guide rail is fixed on the
package casing to be in slide fit with the movable linkage joint, the bistable-state piezoelectric
metal sheet, two sides of the bistable-state piezoelectric
metal sheet are respectively connected with the movable linkage joint, and the location guide rail and the
package casing are arranged on two sides of the movable linkage joint. Two movable ends of the
energy converter are fixed on two adjacent ribs. When a user breathes, gaps between ribs are led to be changeable by expansion and extraction of chest cavities to drive a
cross linkage joint to enable the bistable-state piezoelectric
metal sheet to generate
continuous current periodically. The embedded energy collector based on respiratory movement can achieve permanent stable
energy supply of embedded equipment in human chest cavities, and simultaneously is small in volume and capable of reducing body loads of patients and avoiding secondary operations for replacing batteries after the embedded equipment is embedded.