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2013-09-17
Novel Energy Harvesting Antenna Design Using a Parasitic Radiator
By
Jung-Ick Moon,

    Dr. Jung-Ick Moon

    Radio Technology Research Department

    Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute

    Republic of Korea

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Young-Bae Jung

    Prof. Young-Bae Jung

    Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute

    South Korea

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Progress In Electromagnetics Research, Vol. 142, 545-557, 2013
doi:10.2528/PIER13081802
Abstract
A novel energy harvesting antenna for various wireless transceivers is proposed. This antenna is composed of two parts, the main and the parasitic radiator. The main radiator has the same role as a general element antenna. i.e., to transmit and receive the RF signal. The parasitic radiator is used to gather the RF power from the main radiators, which mostly do not contribute the main radiator's electrical performance. Thus, we can generate DC power using the dissipated RF energy that is radiated from the main radiator. The main radiator is designed as a printed dipole and the parasitic radiator has a two-turn loop structure fabricated on a substrate. The main radiator is vertically placed on the ground and inserted in the rectangular slit of the substrate of the parasitic radiator. The height of the parasitic radiator can be controlled by two supporters. In the design process, we analyzed how the antenna performance changed when adjusting the height of the parasitic radiator and thus determined its optimal height.
Citation
Jung-Ick Moon, and Young-Bae Jung, "Novel Energy Harvesting Antenna Design Using a Parasitic Radiator," Progress In Electromagnetics Research, Vol. 142, 545-557, 2013.
doi:10.2528/PIER13081802
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