… wireless powered communication network (WPCN), where sensors with wireless power …
(ETx) is employed to wirelessly power the uplink between the sensors and the access point (…

… wireless power transfer (WPT) network, where the UAV is responsible for sustaining the
network … We assume that only the initial remaining network lifetime known and no further lifetime …

Wireless distributed microsensor systems will enable fault tolerant monitoring and control of
a variety of applications. Due to the large number of microsensor nodes that may be …

… We consider a wireless-powered sensor network (WPSN), where the hybrid access point
(HAP) transfers energy to all clustered sensors and these sensors perform information …

… Many of the same elements are found in conventional Wireless Sensor Network nodes. One
key difference is that the WISP contains an RF power harvesting module instead of a battery…

Recent advances in solar harvesting technologies pave the way for sustainable
environmental-monitoring applications in the emerging solar powered wireless sensor networks (SP-…

… devices not located in close proximity to the transmitter, for example, wireless body and
wireless sensor networks. Its efficiency ranges from around 0.4 percent to over 70 per- …

In wireless powered sensor networks (WPSNs), wireless sensor nodes can harvest energy
from ambient environment or receive energy from energy transmitters for operation. However, …

… -powered nodes are required in wireless sensor networks … wireless sensor network platform,
the Open Wireless Sensor … The design and implementation of the solar powered wireless …

… the network density can be beneficial to the network’s performance. … of wireless powered
sensor networks, operating over the mmWave frequency spectrum. Wireless sensor networks …