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Research on wireless power transmission technology is being actively conducted, and studies on spatial transmission methods such as SSPS are currently underway for applications such as power transfer to the upper part of steel towers and power transfer to flying objects such as drones. To enable such applications, it is necessary to examine the configuration of the power-transfer and power-receiving antennas and to improve the RF-DC conversion efficiency (hereinafter referred to as conversion efficiency) of the rectifier circuit on the power-receiving antenna. To improve the conversion efficiency, various methods that utilize full-wave rectification rather than half-wave rectification have been proposed. However, these come with problems such as a complicated circuit structure, the need for additional capacitors, the selection of components at high frequencies, and a reduction in mounting yield. In this paper, we propose a method to improve the conversion efficiency by loading a high-impedance microstrip line as a feedback line in part of the rectifier circuit. We analyzed a class-F rectifier circuit using circuit analysis software and found that the conversion efficiency of the conventional configuration was 54.2%, but the proposed configuration was 69.3%. We also analyzed a measuring circuit made with a discrete configuration in the 5.8-GHz band and found that the conversion efficiency was 74.7% at 24dBm input.
Seiya MIZUNO
Nihon University
Ryosuke KASHIMURA
Japan Radio Co., Ltd, NAKANO CENTRAL PARK EAST
Tomohiro SEKI
Nihon University
Maki ARAI
Nihon University
Hiroshi OKAZAKI
NTT DOCOMO, INC
Yasunori SUZUKI
NTT DOCOMO, INC
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Seiya MIZUNO, Ryosuke KASHIMURA, Tomohiro SEKI, Maki ARAI, Hiroshi OKAZAKI, Yasunori SUZUKI, "Rectifier Circuit using High-Impedance Feedback Line for Microwave Wireless Power Transfer Systems" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics,
vol. E104-C, no. 10, pp. 552-558, October 2021, doi: 10.1587/transele.2021MMP0009.
Abstract: Research on wireless power transmission technology is being actively conducted, and studies on spatial transmission methods such as SSPS are currently underway for applications such as power transfer to the upper part of steel towers and power transfer to flying objects such as drones. To enable such applications, it is necessary to examine the configuration of the power-transfer and power-receiving antennas and to improve the RF-DC conversion efficiency (hereinafter referred to as conversion efficiency) of the rectifier circuit on the power-receiving antenna. To improve the conversion efficiency, various methods that utilize full-wave rectification rather than half-wave rectification have been proposed. However, these come with problems such as a complicated circuit structure, the need for additional capacitors, the selection of components at high frequencies, and a reduction in mounting yield. In this paper, we propose a method to improve the conversion efficiency by loading a high-impedance microstrip line as a feedback line in part of the rectifier circuit. We analyzed a class-F rectifier circuit using circuit analysis software and found that the conversion efficiency of the conventional configuration was 54.2%, but the proposed configuration was 69.3%. We also analyzed a measuring circuit made with a discrete configuration in the 5.8-GHz band and found that the conversion efficiency was 74.7% at 24dBm input.
URL: https://globals.ieice.org/en_transactions/electronics/10.1587/transele.2021MMP0009/_p
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AU - Hiroshi OKAZAKI
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