RF/Microwave Engineering and Applications in Energy Systems. Abdullah Eroglu

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      11 Chapter 11Figure 11.1 Several antenna types.Figure 11.2 Illustration of field regions.Figure 11.3 Radiation patterns: (a) polar plot; (b) rectangular plot.Figure 11.4 Illustration of HPBW.Figure 11.5 Equivalent circuits: (a) transmitter antenna; (b) receiver anten...Figure 11.6 Illustration for Friis relation.Figure 11.7 Illustration of Friis relation for radar cross section.Figure 11.8 Power pattern for Example 11.1.Figure 11.9 Hertzian dipole located at the origin.Figure 11.10 Input and output for the case of finite wire antenna.Figure 11.11 Half‐wave dipole geometry.Figure 11.12 Excitation port of half‐wave dipole.Figure 11.13 S ₁₁ dB from HFSS.Figure 11.14 Real and imaginary parts of Z parameter from HFSS.Figure 11.15 Two‐dimensional radiation pattern result from HFSS.Figure 11.16 Three‐dimensional polar plot of E along the half‐wave dipole an...Figure 11.17 Geometry of microstrip antennas.Figure 11.18 Microstrip patch antenna shapes [2].Figure 11.19 Microstrip feeding method illustration: (a) microstrip line fee...Figure 11.20 Microstrip feed line.Figure 11.21 Proximity coupled feed.Figure 11.22 Rectangular patch and its transmission model equivalent.Figure 11.23 Inset feed point distance (y ₀).Figure 11.24 Layout of dual band slot loaded antenna layout.Figure 11.25 Simulated return loss for dual band antenna.Figure 11.26 Gain (dBi) in 900 MHz and 1.8 GHz.Figure 11.27 Two‐dimensional radiation pattern 900 MHz/1.8 GHz (Phi = 0° and...Figure 11.28 Prototype antenna built and measured.Figure 11.29 Radiation plot by MATLAB.Figure 11.30 Three‐dimensional layout of the half dipole antenna by HFSS.Figure 11.31 Antenna parameters from HFSS.Figure 11.32 VSWR response of half dipole antenna.Figure 11.33 S ₁₁ of the half‐wave dipole.Figure 11.34 Two‐dimensional radiation plot at f = 146 MHz.Figure 11.35 Dipole antenna construction.Figure 11.36 Close‐up view of dipole antenna connections.Figure 11.37 Measured S ₁₁ reflection coefficient magnitude.Figure 11.38 Measured phase of S ₁₁ reflection coefficient.Figure 11.39 Measured radiation pattern.

      12 Chapter 12Figure 12.1 Basic diagram of RFID system.Figure 12.2 Electronic product code.Figure 12.3 Example of IMD and communication system.Figure 12.4 Layout of the meandered antenna.Figure 12.5 Dual linear meandered antenna for dual band operation.Figure 12.6 Final layout of the dual band antenna.Figure 12.7 Return loss for dual band antenna.Figure 12.8 Meander antenna layout.Figure 12.9 Modeling of meander line T network.Figure 12.10 T network model of meander line antenna.Figure 12.11 (a) T network ABCD matrix two‐port model. (b) T network represe...Figure 12.12 Final cascaded system.Figure 12.13 T network circuit of antenna prototype modeled in ADS.Figure 12.14 S ₁₁ parameter simulation result using ADS.Figure 12.15 Top and side views of antenna prototype in skin‐mimicking box....Figure 12.16 S ₁₁ parameter values from HFSS for the antenna in free space a...Figure 12.17 Two‐dimensional polar plot of gain for implantable antenna in s...Figure 12.18 Two‐dimensional polar plot comparison of gain for implantable a...Figure 12.19 Two‐dimensional polar plot of gain for implantable antenna in s...Figure 12.20 Skin‐mimicking at f = 2.5441 GHz, free space at f = 2.5998 GHz....Figure 12.21 Three‐dimensional polar plot of gain at f = 0.4493 GHz in skin‐...Figure 12.22 Three‐dimensional polar plot of gain at f = 2.5451 GHz in skin‐...Figure 12.23 (a) Antenna patch and substrate‐top layer. (b) Superstrate.Figure 12.24 Comparison of S ₁₁ parameter values without and with superstrate...

      13 Chapter 13Figure 13.1 Sources of energy harvesting [1].Figure 13.2 Standard HVAC system without control electronics.Figure 13.3 System overview of radiofrequency energy harvesting system.Figure 13.4 Impedance matching network implementation for antennaFigure 13.5 Two‐section dual band transformer.Figure 13.6 Positive clamper circuit.Figure 13.7 Peak detector circuit.Figure 13.8 Single stage cascaded rectifier.Figure 13.9 Single stage Villard voltage doubler.Figure 13.10 Efficiency of rectifier versus number of stages.Figure 13.11 Diode connected PMOS transistor with internal threshold cancell...Figure 13.12 Voltage multiplier with external threshold voltage cancellation...Figure 13.13 Self V _th cancellation with CMOS rectifier circuit.Figure 13.14 Wireless sensors and antennas implementation for HVAC systems [...Figure 13.15 RF–DC rectifier based on Dickson's topology.Figure 13.16 (a) Three stages rectifier. (b) Five stages rectifier output in...Figure 13.17 Transient analysis of three stages rectifier output voltage.Figure 13.18 Self‐resonant transformer‐based DC–DC boost converter circuit s...Figure 13.19 Booster output voltage from transient simulation.Figure 13.20 Switch mode DC–DC boost converter using N channel MOSFET.Figure 13.21 (a) Top and (b) bottom view of the rectifier.Figure 13.22 RF–DC rectifier output voltage.Figure 13.23 Self‐resonant transformer‐based DC–DC boost converter output vo...Figure 13.24 Output voltage of the self‐resonant transformer based booster w...Figure 13.25 Block diagram of the RFEH output measurement.Figure 13.26 Energy harvester test setup.Figure 13.27 Signals at the input of the rectifier at 900 MHz: (a) RF power ...Figure 13.28 Signals at the input of the rectifier at 2.4 GHz: (a) RF power ...Figure 13.29 Final measured output voltage of the RFEH by DMM.Figure 13.30 Proposed dual band meander antenna design for 900 MHz and 2.4 G...Figure 13.31 Initial simulation results for dual band meander antenna.Figure 13.32 (a) Meander sections. (b) T network model for a meander section...Figure 13.33 T network model of the square bend join.Figure 13.34 Complete T network model of the antenna design.Figure 13.35 Physical dimension calculation for the layout (a) Top view (b) ...Figure 13.36 Return loss of the T network model.Figure 13.37 Impedance variation over the desired frequency range of 900 MHz...Figure 13.38 Two‐dimensional directivity plot showing the maximum directivit...Figure 13.39 Final layout for the simulated dual band meander antenna in HFS...Figure 13.40 Simulation results of the final dual band energy harvester ante...Figure 13.41 Simulation results after all dimensions are parametrized and ch...Figure 13.42 (a) Simulated gain. (b) Simulated directivity.Figure 13.43 KiCAD EDA layout of the antenna design.Figure 13.44 (a) Front side of the PCB layout. (b) Back side of the PCB desi...Figure 13.45 (a) Bantam PCB milling tool used to fabricate the antenna. (b) ...Figure 13.46 Measurement setup for dual band energy harvester antenna.Figure 13.47 Measurement results for return loss for energy harvester antenn...Figure 13.48 Comparison of measurement and simulated results.Figure 13.49 Typical HVAC ECM enclosure.Figure 13.50 Antenna location for ECM.Figure 13.51 (a) F antenna HFSS model. (b) inverted F antenna HFSS model.Figure 13.52 Comparison of measurement and simulation results for inverted F...Figure 13.53 Comparison of measurement and simulation results for F antenna....Figure 13.54 (a) ECM cover with dielectric encapsulation for interface conne...

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