IEEE Microwave Magazine · 2018 · 28 citations · 70 references
EngineeringElectrical EngineeringInternet Of ThingsLow-power DesignSensorsBattery TechnologyBattery-aware DesignBuilding AutomationIot SensorsSensor NetworksWireless Sensor NetworksEnergy Harvesting DevicesEnergy Harvesting SystemsInternet Of Things SensorsLow-power Data AcquisitionLow-power Sensor SystemsLow-power SensorsPervasive ComputingSmart Objects
Wireless sensors are pervasive today for applications spanning environmental sensing, safety, health, structural integrity, smart homes, and smart cities. Implementations of wireless sensor networks and Internet of Things (IoT) systems have typically relied on power supplied by batteries, which have a limited lifetime and pose the increased burden on users of replacing or manually recharging them to keep devices up and running.
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