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Comparison of Rectenna Array Configurations for Enhanced Efficiency [1]

Mathew John, Pooja, Ritchie Johnson, Sneha, Thankom Thomas, C Jaison, G Senthil Kumar
2015 International Journal of Engineering Research in Electronics and Communication Engineering (IJERECE)   unpublished

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[1][2][3][4][5] Abstract: A rectenna is a rectifying antenna, that is used for converting microwave energy to DC. This can be used for the transmission of electric power to a long distance, without physical cabling, i.e., by using microwaves [2]. DC power generated by multiple rectennas can be used for reliable device operation. Two recent methods adopted for rectenna array configuration are RF Combiner and DC Combiner5. In this proposal we are planning to make more detailed investigations on
more » ... me novel methods for improving the efficiency of rectenna in various coupling combinations so that we can attain a more reliable RF power harvesting method.
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Mathew John, Pooja, Ritchie Johnson, Sneha, Thankom Thomas, C Jaison, G Senthil Kumar. "Comparison of Rectenna Array Configurations for Enhanced Efficiency [1]." International Journal of Engineering Research in Electronics and Communication Engineering (IJERECE) (2015)