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CST MICROWAVE STUDIO COURSE BY UNIVERSITY DRIVERS

On Friday morning, the final exam and project presentation has been held.Ī total of 12 attendees from 8 different Institutions attended the course. The first four days of lessons focused more on theoretical and experimental aspects with some session dedicated to student hand-on project. Student Project Assessment and Closing Remarks Student Project Presentation and Assessment (Friday, 12th Oct. Title: Energy Harvesting and Wireless Power Transfer for RFID and Wireless Sensors:įrom Circuit Optimization and Signal Design to Ambient RF Backscattering Bruno Clerckx, Imperial College London, UKĮnergy Harvesting & Wireless Power Transfer Technology (Thursday, 11th Oct. Title: Signal Theory and Design for Wireless Transmission of Information and Power Timothy O’Farrell, The University of Sheffield, UK Title: Energy Efficiency Evaluation Framework for Ultra-Dense Cellular Networks Monica Navarro, Centre Technologic de Telecomunicacions de Catalunya, Spain Title: Basics of Communication – Information Theoryĭr. John Thompson, The University of Edinburgh, UK Title: Overview of Green Wireless Communications Research Green and Low Energy Wireless Communications (Wednesday, 10th Oct. Symon Podilchak, Heriot-Watt University, UK Title: Time Reversal Techniques by Retrodirective Antenna Arrays for Wireless Power Transferĭr. Carvalho, Institute of Telecommunications, University of Aveiro, Portugal Title: Backscatter Circuits, A Renew Paradigm for IoT Sensors – Design Strategies Apostolos Georgiadis, Heriot-Watt University, UKĮnergy Harvesting & Wireless Power Transfer Technology (Tuesday, 9th Oct. Dimitris Anagnostou, Heriot-Watt University, UK George Goussetis, Heriot-Watt University, UKĭr. Title: Opening and the Overview of the School 2018 according to the following schedule: Day 1 The lectures of the ESoA Course on “Energy Harvesting and Wireless Power Transfer for RFIDs and Wireless Sensor Networks” took place from Monday 8th Oct. Institute of Telecommunications, University of Aveiro (Portugal)Ĭentre Technologic de Telecommunications de Catalunya (Spain) The course lasted 5 days and the schedule comprised 30 hours including theoretical lectures (20 hours), guided design project (8 hours), and final exam (2 hours).

Day 5: Student Project Presentations and Assessment.

Day 4: Wireless Information and Power Transfer.

Day 3: Green and low energy communications.

Day 2: Energy harvesting and wireless power transfer technology.

Day 1: School overview, antenna introduction and student project description.

The course will also provide a theoretical framework to understand the principles of suitable communication strategies and other relevant aspects of the communication system design in the presence of power-limited/energy-harvesting devices. The second part of the course deals with communication and information processing techniques that not only address energy efficiency but also capacity and reliability issues and the concept of joint information and power transfer. This first block includes both theoretical and practical exercises (rectenna design project). The school will first provide an overview of energy harvesting and wireless power transfer techniques for autonomous devices, with the aim of providing an understanding of the hardware technologies and RF aspects involved.

CST MICROWAVE STUDIO COURSE BY UNIVERSITY DRIVERS

Energy Harvesting and Wireless Power Transfer for RFIDs and Wireless Sensor NetworksĪlthough energy efficiency and power savings have always been present in the design of wireless communication systems, they have become one of the main drivers for research in Wireless Sensor Networks (WSN) and Heterogeneous network devices. Apostolos Georgiadis ( can be downloaded here.