Energy harvesting for wireless sensor networks: technology, components and system design /

✍ Scribed by edited by Olfa Kanoun.

Publisher: De Gruyter
Year: 2019
Tongue: English
Leaves: 404
Category: Library

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✦ Table of Contents

Preface
Contents
Part I: Fundamentals and methods
Finite element modeling of energy harvesters: application to vibrational devices
Solar energy harvesting for wireless sensor systems
Efficiency of vibration energy harvesting systems
Energy management concepts for wireless sensor nodes
Part II: Vibration converters and hybridization
Magnetoelectric vibration energy harvesting
Nonlinear electromagnetic vibration converter with bistable RMSHI for power harvesting from ambient vibration
Energy harvesting from an oscillating vertical piezoelectric cantilever with clearance
On hybridization of electromagnetic vibration converters
Hybrid vibrational energy harvesting using piezoelectric and magnetostrictive transducers
Part III: Wireless energy transfer
Beamforming design for secure SWIPT systems under a non-linear energy harvesting model
Radio frequency power transfer for wireless sensors in indoor applications
Modeling and simulation of inductive-based wireless power transmission systems
Wireless power transmission via a multi-coil inductive system
Energy management for inductive power transmission
Part IV: Energy saving and management strategies
Towards energy-efficient power management for wireless sensors networks
Optimal energy allocation in energy harvesting and sharing wireless sensor networks
Energy-efficient techniques in wireless sensor networks
A wake-up receiver for online energy harvesting enabled wireless sensor networks
Part V: System design and applications
Wireless sensor networks in agricultural applications
Piezoelectric energy harvesting for monitoring of rail bridge infrastructure
Hybrid energy harvesting methodologies for energizing sensors towards power grid applications
Energy harvesting for a wireless monitoring system of overhead high-voltage power lines
Series: Advances in Signals, Systems and Devices

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