Can useful information be extracted from an electromagnetic wave without any external electrical power?
That deceptively simple question was answered more than a century ago by the crystal detector. The same physical principle-passive rectification of radio-frequency energy-underpins today's passive RFID tags, ambient RF energy harvesters, and battery-free sensor nodes. Between those two eras lies a continuous engineering thread that has rarely been examined as a single narrative.
*Batteryless Radio and Ambient-Powered Receivers* traces that thread from Maxwell's equations through Hertz, Branly, Bose, Pickard, Armstrong, and Hollmann, then develops the quantitative tools needed to design modern ambient-powered receivers. Historical material is clearly distinguished from engineering interpretation; original analysis and novel receiver architectures are identified as such.
The book provides:
- A rigorous historical foundation of semiconductor radio detection
- Complete engineering treatment of RF energy harvesting, impedance matching, zero-bias Schottky detectors, multi-stage rectifiers, and energy storage
- Systematic re-examination of the classical crystal receiver using modern energy-flow analysis (Receiver Energy Cascade Analysis)
- A family of five original ambient-powered receiver architectures (Basu Mk-I through Mk-V), ranging from enhanced crystal sets to regenerative and dual-path SWIPT designs
- Numerical simulation methods and practical design guidelines
Intended for graduate students, RF engineers, and experienced radio amateurs, this volume serves both as a scholarly reference and a working design handbook. Equations, sidebars, engineering lessons, and performance metrics equip the reader to move from historical insight to practical, battery-free systems.
From the spark-gap experiments of the 1880s to the nanopower electronics of the 2020s, the fundamental challenge remains the same: harvest every available microwatt and convert it into useful information. This book shows how.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Can useful information be extracted from an electromagnetic wave without any external electrical power?That deceptively simple question was answered more than a century ago by the crystal detector. The same physical principle-passive rectification of radio-frequency energy-underpins today's passive RFID tags, ambient RF energy harvesters, and battery-free sensor nodes. Between those two eras lies a continuous engineering thread that has rarely been examined as a single narrative.*Batteryless Radio and Ambient-Powered Receivers* traces that thread from Maxwell's equations through Hertz, Branly, Bose, Pickard, Armstrong, and Hollmann, then develops the quantitative tools needed to design modern ambient-powered receivers. Historical material is clearly distinguished from engineering interpretation; original analysis and novel receiver architectures are identified as such.The book provides: - A rigorous historical foundation of semiconductor radio detection - Complete engineering treatment of RF energy harvesting, impedance matching, zero-bias Schottky detectors, multi-stage rectifiers, and energy storage - Systematic re-examination of the classical crystal receiver using modern energy-flow analysis (Receiver Energy Cascade Analysis) - A family of five original ambient-powered receiver architectures (Basu Mk-I through Mk-V), ranging from enhanced crystal sets to regenerative and dual-path SWIPT designs - Numerical simulation methods and practical design guidelines Intended for graduate students, RF engineers, and experienced radio amateurs, this volume serves both as a scholarly reference and a working design handbook. Equations, sidebars, engineering lessons, and performance metrics equip the reader to move from historical insight to practical, battery-free systems.From the spark-gap experiments of the 1880s to the nanopower electronics of the 2020s, the fundamental challenge remains the same: harvest every available microwatt and convert it into useful information. This book shows how. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798235408944
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Can useful information be extracted from an electromagnetic wave without any external electrical power?That deceptively simple question was answered more than a century ago by the crystal detector. The same physical principle-passive rectification of radio-frequency energy-underpins today's passive RFID tags, ambient RF energy harvesters, and battery-free sensor nodes. Between those two eras lies a continuous engineering thread that has rarely been examined as a single narrative.*Batteryless Radio and Ambient-Powered Receivers* traces that thread from Maxwell's equations through Hertz, Branly, Bose, Pickard, Armstrong, and Hollmann, then develops the quantitative tools needed to design modern ambient-powered receivers. Historical material is clearly distinguished from engineering interpretation; original analysis and novel receiver architectures are identified as such.The book provides: - A rigorous historical foundation of semiconductor radio detection - Complete engineering treatment of RF energy harvesting, impedance matching, zero-bias Schottky detectors, multi-stage rectifiers, and energy storage - Systematic re-examination of the classical crystal receiver using modern energy-flow analysis (Receiver Energy Cascade Analysis) - A family of five original ambient-powered receiver architectures (Basu Mk-I through Mk-V), ranging from enhanced crystal sets to regenerative and dual-path SWIPT designs - Numerical simulation methods and practical design guidelines Intended for graduate students, RF engineers, and experienced radio amateurs, this volume serves both as a scholarly reference and a working design handbook. Equations, sidebars, engineering lessons, and performance metrics equip the reader to move from historical insight to practical, battery-free systems.From the spark-gap experiments of the 1880s to the nanopower electronics of the 2020s, the fundamental challenge remains the same: harvest every available microwatt and convert it into useful information. This book shows how. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798235408944
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