Thanks to the quality of the technology and the existence of international standards, today?s wireless communication networks (based on RF radiation) underpin contemporary societies? global functioning. The pursuit of higher spectral efficiency has been going on for approximately four decades, with fifth-generation (5G) technologies expected in 2020. The development of 5G and beyond will see the emergence of trillions of low-power autonomous wireless devices for applications such as ubiquitous sensing through an Internet of Things (IoT).
Toward 1G Mobile Power Networks: RF, Signal, and System Designs to Make Smart Objects Autonomous / Clerckx, Bruno; Costanzo, Alessandra; Georgiadis, Apostolos; Borges Carvalho, Nuno. - In: IEEE MICROWAVE MAGAZINE. - ISSN 1527-3342. - STAMPA. - 19:6(2018), pp. 8425089.69-8425089.82. [10.1109/MMM.2018.2844018]
Toward 1G Mobile Power Networks: RF, Signal, and System Designs to Make Smart Objects Autonomous
Costanzo, Alessandra;
2018
Abstract
Thanks to the quality of the technology and the existence of international standards, today?s wireless communication networks (based on RF radiation) underpin contemporary societies? global functioning. The pursuit of higher spectral efficiency has been going on for approximately four decades, with fifth-generation (5G) technologies expected in 2020. The development of 5G and beyond will see the emergence of trillions of low-power autonomous wireless devices for applications such as ubiquitous sensing through an Internet of Things (IoT).I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
