Faradays law wattage/voltage question?

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faradays law,,, wattage/voltage question?

hi, I am an industrial design major and am working on a project for a shoe. the shoe incorporates faraday's law of magnetic induction so that while you run, a magnet is going back and forth and powering a capacitor. my question is, how might i be able to come up with some rough/general numbers of how much power i could create with a smaller magnet, and would it be enough to take the battery/capacitor out of the shoe and plug into a phone or ipod to power it up? any info or websites i could visit would be greatly appreciated...
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Chad
 
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You should ask your technical staff or hire one if don't have one.
I do not feel making free engineering computations to be used in a commercial product.