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Current developments of RF energy harvesting system for wireless sensor networks

Zakaria et al., 2013

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13145536639408022413
Author
Zakaria Z
Zainuddin N
Husain M
Abd Aziz M
Mutalib M
Othman A
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Advances in Information Sciences and Service Sciences

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Energy harvesting or energy scavenging is basically a conversion process of the ambient energy into the electrical energy. The ambient energy exists around us in many different forms including thermal, chemical, electrical and radio frequency (RF). This technique …
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