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Wireless power beam device using microwave power transfer

2014 IEEE Wireless Power Transfer Conference, 2014
The authors proposed a novel WPT system using ceramic dielectric resonators. Unloaded Q of ceramic resonator is several tens of thousands depending on the material. Thus, we can expect much longer transmission distance by using ceramic resonator. It was confirmed that the power transfer of this system was conducted by a combination both of coupling in ...
Toshio Ishizaki, Kenta Nishikawa
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Transmitter Design for Indoor Microwave Wireless Power Transfer at 3 GHz

2025 IEEE 34th International Symposium on Industrial Electronics (ISIE)
Javad Ebrahimi, Alireza Bakhshai
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Wireless Power Transfer Using Microwaves

2017
In this paper, a model has been presented which transfers electric power without wires by using microwaves. A breadboard model of receiving antenna called rectenna is developed for preliminary experiments including wireless power transmission. The paper presents one to one MPT system in which electric power is transferred at radio frequencies ranging ...
Nitin Sharma   +4 more
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Circular Monopole Time Reversal Mirror for Microwave Wireless Power Transfer Applications

2021 IEEE AFRICON, 2021
This paper presents the design of a circular microstrip patch antenna time reversal mirror (TRM) for microwave wireless power transfer applications. The proposed antenna has 4.9 GHz bandwidth covering the 5.8 GHz WLAN band. Defects were used to improve the bandwidth and return loss of the proposed antenna TRM with enhanced radiation suitable for ...
Baidenger Agyekum Twumasi   +3 more
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Near-Field Power-Focused Directional Radiation in Microwave Wireless Power Transfer System

IEEE Journal of Emerging and Selected Topics in Power Electronics, 2021
This article presents a novel architecture of power generator in microwave power transmission (MPT), which serves as the transmitter with directional radiation in the MPT system. A new structure based on quadrature modulation and demodulation technique is proposed, which features low cost, easy implementation, and high performance.
Xirui Zhu, Ke Jin, Qi Hui
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Translayer optimized co-design of in-space microwave based wireless power transfer

Proceedings of 2010 IEEE International Symposium on Circuits and Systems, 2010
In space applications, system designs involve a particularly thorough assessment of performance, reliability and stability, as failure cost increases very significantly at each design stage. This effort has to be stressed when evaluating the feasibility of an innovative concept such as an In-Space Wireless Power Tansmission (WPT) link. In this context,
Elisenda Bou   +3 more
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Experiments and Modeling of 5.8GHz Microwave Wireless Power Transfer with Multiple Antennas

2020 IEEE Wireless Power Transfer Conference (WPTC), 2020
Long-range wireless power transfer technologies via an electromagnetic (EM) can be applied to various research area such as supplying power to Internet of Things (IoT) devices. One of the most primary challenge needs to be solved in radio frequency (RF) WPT system is high attenuation of the EM wave, besides, the higher frequency it has the much more ...
Je Hyeon Park, Dong In Kim, Kae Won Choi
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Rectennas for Microwave-Based Wireless Power Transfer (WPT)

2019
Electromagnetics has an important role in power and energy industry. In this chapter, the concept of rectenna is reviewed. The history of rectenna for wireless energy harvesting and transmission is discussed. Finally, examples are employed to illustrate some rectenna design and measurement issues such as rectenna impedance matching and its conversion ...
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Wireless power transfer by focusing microwaves

Wireless power transfer (WPT) promises to revolutionize energy distribution. Electromagnetic waves propagate freely through space, and can be used for long distances. It is advantageous to use microwaves since its wavelength reduces the size of the necessary components, while avoiding absorption losses in most media.
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