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Tang, L. and Guy, C. (2008) Energy saving in intelligent buildings - via energy harvesting in wireless sensor networks. In: Tavares, J. and Jorge, R. N. (eds.) Euromedia '2008. Eurosis, Ghent, pp. 92-94. ISBN 9789077381380

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Wireless sensor networks (WSNs) have been widely used in pervasive systems such as intelligent buildings. As a vital factor of product cost, energy consuming in WSN has been focused upon, but only via energy harvesting can the problem be overcome radically. This article presents a new approach to harvesting electromagnetic energy for WSN from useless radio frequency (RF) signals transmitted in WSN, with a quantitative analysis showing its feasibility.

Item Type:Book or Report Section
Divisions:Science
ID Code:14464
Uncontrolled Keywords:wireless sensor network (WSN), radio frequency (RF), energy harvesting, intelligent buildings, electromagnetic energy
Additional Information:Proceedings Paper 14th Annual Scientific Conference on Web Technology, New Media Communications and Telematics Theory, Methods, Tools and Applications Medical Imaging and D-TV APR 09-11, 2008 Oporto, PORTUGAL
Publisher:Eurosis
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