2019 IEEE Wireless Power Transfer Conference (WPTC) 2019
DOI: 10.1109/wptc45513.2019.9055595
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2.45-GHz Wireless Power Transmitter with Dual-Polarization-Switching Cantenna for LED Accessories

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“…A horn antenna excited by substrate-integrated gap waveguide for the use in Ku-band radar was combined with a mushroom EBG operating in the frequency range from 28.5-35 GHz and had an average gain 11.5 dBi [12]. A dual-polarization-switching cantenna used for wireless power transmitter for LED accessories operating in a 2.45 GHz frequency range had an average gain of 12.2 dBi [13]. A conventional circular horn antenna used for X-band radar and I-band beyond the IEEE and ITU in combination with a woodpile EBG structure operating in a frequency range of 10 GHz had an average gain of 25.34 dB [14].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A horn antenna excited by substrate-integrated gap waveguide for the use in Ku-band radar was combined with a mushroom EBG operating in the frequency range from 28.5-35 GHz and had an average gain 11.5 dBi [12]. A dual-polarization-switching cantenna used for wireless power transmitter for LED accessories operating in a 2.45 GHz frequency range had an average gain of 12.2 dBi [13]. A conventional circular horn antenna used for X-band radar and I-band beyond the IEEE and ITU in combination with a woodpile EBG structure operating in a frequency range of 10 GHz had an average gain of 25.34 dB [14].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…[1] Using the measured distance, the transmitter emits controlled electromagnetic waves with an electric field strength below that of Japan's national guidelines [2] while maintaining a constant power supply to the target device even if the distance between the human body and the transmitter changes. We also developed an intermittent power transfer system [3][4][5] that increases the distance from the transmitter to the wearable device while maintaining the average transmitted power. The distance is increased by intermittent operation with a peak power that rises in proportion to the reciprocal of the duty cycle.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%