Today, alternative methods are being sought for obtaining electrical energy via harvesters. One of these methods is the use of small powerful energy harvesters on walking paths, which has been an important research topic in recent years. For example, these harvesters can be used to obtain electrical energy from both daily walking and sports activities. Piezoelectric material systems generally used to obtain electrical energy from walking paths. Although their power values ​​are in nano or micro values, it can be predicted that significant electrical energy will be gained during use. Electrical energy can also be obtained from systems integrated with linear generators positioned on the walking path. For these applications, both the single-phase model of the linear flux switched generator internal and external moving models have been compared.