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Received: >> Accepted: >> Published: 01.10.2015. None of above

AMBIENT RF ENERGY HARVESTING GSM POWER DENSITY MEASUREMENTS

By
Pop-Vadean Adina ,
Pop-Vadean Adina

Department of Mechatronics and Machine Dynamics, Technical University of Cluj Napoca , Napoca , Romania

Pop Paul Petrica ,
Pop Paul Petrica

Department of Mechatronics and Machine Dynamics, Technical University of Cluj Napoca , Napoca , Romania

Tihomir Latinovic ,
Tihomir Latinovic

Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, University of Banja Luka , Banja Luka , Bosnia and Herzegovina

Cristian Barz
Cristian Barz

Department of Electrical Engineering Electronics and Computers, Technical University of Cluj Napoca, Center University of North from Baia-Mare , Baia-Mare , Romania

Abstract

 To evaluate the feasibility of the amount of energy that can be purchased (energy harvesting) from the environment (where RF is radio frequency) in the vicinity of a GSM base station BTS and compliance permissible limits the transmission power, we performed measurements of the electromagnetic field intensity fixed located in the University (North University of Baia Mare Centre of Technical University of Cluj Napoca). The mobile phone system measurements are made to determine the electromagnetic field strength in dBm for each radio channel in the frequency spectrum of a base station BTS but it is useful to determine the power density of the electromagnetic field, which is expressed in W / m². For this reason the values measured in dBm are converting in W / m². For measured values seems that is posible to be enough energy from the environment to supply a sensor. 

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