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"BEST STUDENT AWARD" IEEE 2nd Wireless Power Transfer Conference (WPTC) Jeju island, Korea May, 8-9 2014
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Thursday, 08 May 2014 15:55
"Harmonic chipless sensor exploiting wireless autonomous communication and energy transfer"
C. Mariotti, F. Alimenti, M. Virili, G. Orecchini, P. Mezzanotte, L. Roselli
The paper won the "best student award"
C. Mariotti, F. Alimenti, M. Virili, G. Orecchini, P. Mezzanotte, L. Roselli
The paper won the "best student award"
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January 22 2013 Luca Roselli gave a presentation to the Radio Wireless Week entitled:
"Chip-to-package wireless power transfer and its application to mm-wave antennas and monolithic radiometer receivers"
Luca Aluigi, Trang Thai, Manos Tentzeris, Federico Alimenti, Luca Roselli
and on January 23 Manos Tentzeris gave a presentation to the same conference entitled:
"An IPv6-enabled wireless shoe-mounted platform for health-monitoring"
Chiara Mariotti, Vasileios Lakafosis, Manos Tentzeris, Luca Roselli
"Chip-to-package wireless power transfer and its application to mm-wave antennas and monolithic radiometer receivers"
Luca Aluigi, Trang Thai, Manos Tentzeris, Federico Alimenti, Luca Roselli
and on January 23 Manos Tentzeris gave a presentation to the same conference entitled:
"An IPv6-enabled wireless shoe-mounted platform for health-monitoring"
Chiara Mariotti, Vasileios Lakafosis, Manos Tentzeris, Luca Roselli
Today at the Asia Pacific Micowave Conference (APMC) 2012, Luca Roselli gave the presentation:
"Heterogeneous Integration of Flexible Substrate Spiral Antennas and Silicon Chips by Magnetic Coupling"
Authors: L. Aluigi, F. Alimenti, L. Roselli, T.T. Thai, M.M. Tentzeris
ABSTRACT:
A new contactless assembly method for SoC wireless transceivers and antennas on flexible and paper substrates is presented. An Archimedean spiral antenna, matched to an heterogeneous transformer which couples the received power to the chip has been simulated at 1.5 GHz. Finally, as a proof-of-concept a prototype is fabricated and experimented. The measurement of the whole structure (antenna and transformer) shows a |S11| of about -12 dB at 1.5 GHz, in a fair good agreement with simulations.
