论文信息 - Broadband printed antenna for radiofrequency energy harvesting

Broadband printed antenna for radiofrequency energy harvesting

In this work a broadband UHF antenna with high inductive input impedance for radiofrequency energy harvesting is presented. It consists of a small feeding loop and a biconical radiating dipole. A prototype has been fabricated on a FR4 substrate and tested. Experimental results show a -3dB power transmission bandwidth of about 135MHz (840MHz-975MHz).

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