ArticleScientific reports2024
High-efficient, polarization-insensitive, wide-angle, compact metamaterial energy harvester for S-band and C-band applications.
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- Review of Solar, Thermal, and Electromagnetic Energy Harvesting for Satellites.Sensors (Basel, Switzerland) · 2026Review
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This article proposes a polarization-insensitive compact Metamaterial (MM) energy harvester that can be used seamlessly in the S-band and C-band frequencies. It is important to focus on the limitations of many current designs of harvesters, which need to be overcome. The existing devices are large and often operate in a single frequency band, while their Energy Harvesting (EH) efficiency is low. The proposed harvester solves these problems using smart technology, using a rectangle strip with two gaps, each containing 50 Ω resistors for efficient energy collecting. Also, four hexagonal ring resonators are embedded into the cross-dumbbell configuration, connecting them with strip lines. Smaller rectangular rings surround these hexagonal rings, each with gaps labelled g1-g4. Despite its sophisticated design, the size of this harvester is (10 × 10) mm
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