Abstract:A novel energy harvesting technique that uses conducted electromagnetic interference as an energy source is presented. Conducted EMI generated from fluorescent light using a switched‐mode power supply was measured and modeled as an equivalent voltage source. Two types of rectifier circuits—a bridge rectifier and a voltage doubler—were used as the harvesting devices for conducted EMI source. The matching networks were designed based on the equivalent model, and the harvested power was improved. The implemented … Show more
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