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Key components of rectenna system: A comprehensive survey

Surender et al., 2022

Document ID
15552123773052285742
Author
Surender D
Khan T
Talukdar F
De A
Antar Y
Freundorfer A
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IETE Journal of Research

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In this paper, a comprehensive survey on the key components of a rectenna system, including antenna configurations, rectifier configurations, impedance matching networks, and RF filter, is outlined. Due to increased applications, the rectenna has occupied a unique …
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