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Design and validation of a six-antenna WPT system with tracking capabilites for biomedical devices

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Resumo:Reliable powering of implantable medical devices is a key requirement for the development of ever-so-small sensors and actuators. The difficulty of this task becomes even greater when the device is meant to travel inside the human body. This paper presents a 2 GHz RF WPT system capable of tracking an implantable device and maximizing the amount of power transferred to it along its path. Measurements and simulations were performed to validate the system, and the use of tracking increased the amount of available power for the implant along its path in all the studied points comparatively to the scenario where no tracking was used. This technology presents itself as a promising stepping stone towards battery-less implantable medical devices.
Autores principais:Dinis, Hugo Daniel Costa
Outros Autores:Colmiais, Ivo Henrique Baltazar; Mendes, P. M.
Assunto:Wireless power transfer Tracking Implantable medical device
Ano:2019
País:Portugal
Tipo de documento:comunicação em conferência
Tipo de acesso:acesso restrito
Instituição associada:Universidade do Minho
Idioma:inglês
Origem:RepositóriUM - Universidade do Minho
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spellingShingle Design and validation of a six-antenna WPT system with tracking capabilites for biomedical devices
Dinis, Hugo Daniel Costa
Wireless power transfer
Tracking
Implantable medical device
status SINGLETON
subject.fl_str_mv Wireless power transfer
Tracking
Implantable medical device
title Design and validation of a six-antenna WPT system with tracking capabilites for biomedical devices
title_full Design and validation of a six-antenna WPT system with tracking capabilites for biomedical devices
title_fullStr Design and validation of a six-antenna WPT system with tracking capabilites for biomedical devices
title_full_unstemmed Design and validation of a six-antenna WPT system with tracking capabilites for biomedical devices
title_short Design and validation of a six-antenna WPT system with tracking capabilites for biomedical devices
title_sort Design and validation of a six-antenna WPT system with tracking capabilites for biomedical devices
topic Wireless power transfer
Tracking
Implantable medical device
topic_facet Wireless power transfer
Tracking
Implantable medical device
url https://hdl.handle.net/1822/71948
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