Radio frequency energy harvesting for autonomous wireless sensor system

Radio frequency energy harvesting for autonomous wireless sensor system

The study aims to prove the feasibility of Radio Frequency energy as an alternative source of power for low-power applications. This was achieved by developing an RF-to-DC converter which was optimized through conducting surveys and test procedures. The converter was fully integrated to a wireless-t...

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Main Authors: Gan, Mark Emmanuel S., Reyes, Paul Michael V., Tee, Justin Marco O., Vy, Matthew James B.
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Published: Animo Repository 2012
Online Access:https://animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph/etd_bachelors/14811
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spelling oai:animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph:etd_bachelors-154532021-11-25T07:27:53Z Radio frequency energy harvesting for autonomous wireless sensor system Gan, Mark Emmanuel S. Reyes, Paul Michael V. Tee, Justin Marco O. Vy, Matthew James B. The study aims to prove the feasibility of Radio Frequency energy as an alternative source of power for low-power applications. This was achieved by developing an RF-to-DC converter which was optimized through conducting surveys and test procedures. The converter was fully integrated to a wireless-transmitting temperature and humidity sensing node thereby making the system autonomous. 2012-01-01T08:00:00Z text https://animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph/etd_bachelors/14811 Bachelor's Theses English Animo Repository
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description The study aims to prove the feasibility of Radio Frequency energy as an alternative source of power for low-power applications. This was achieved by developing an RF-to-DC converter which was optimized through conducting surveys and test procedures. The converter was fully integrated to a wireless-transmitting temperature and humidity sensing node thereby making the system autonomous.
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author Gan, Mark Emmanuel S.
Reyes, Paul Michael V.
Tee, Justin Marco O.
Vy, Matthew James B.
spellingShingle Gan, Mark Emmanuel S.
Reyes, Paul Michael V.
Tee, Justin Marco O.
Vy, Matthew James B.
Radio frequency energy harvesting for autonomous wireless sensor system
author_facet Gan, Mark Emmanuel S.
Reyes, Paul Michael V.
Tee, Justin Marco O.
Vy, Matthew James B.
author_sort Gan, Mark Emmanuel S.
title Radio frequency energy harvesting for autonomous wireless sensor system
title_short Radio frequency energy harvesting for autonomous wireless sensor system
title_full Radio frequency energy harvesting for autonomous wireless sensor system
title_fullStr Radio frequency energy harvesting for autonomous wireless sensor system
title_full_unstemmed Radio frequency energy harvesting for autonomous wireless sensor system
title_sort radio frequency energy harvesting for autonomous wireless sensor system
publisher Animo Repository
publishDate 2012
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