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A dual-antenna, 263-GHz energy harvester in CMOS for ultra-miniaturized platforms with 13.6% RF-to-DC conversion efficiency at− 8 dBm input power

Khan et al., 2022

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14455353398318200726
Author
Khan M
Lee E
Monroe N
Chandrakasan A
Han R
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2022 IEEE Radio Frequency Integrated Circuits Symposium (RFIC)

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This paper reports a CMOS energy harvester, which operates at so far the highest reported frequency (263 GHz) in order to realize wireless powering of ultra-miniaturized platforms. To maximize the THz-to-DC conversion efficiency, n, at low available radiation power, the …
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