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DESCRIPTION:The lecture will be focused RF power harvesting which is highly
  essential to enable battery-less wireless sensing platforms for many appl
 ications. One of the most vital applications is the biomedical implants. I
 n this research work\, we present an on-chip RF power harvesting module de
 signed and implemented on standard 0.18 µm CMOS process [1]. This module 
 has been integrated with an on-chip antenna [2] to build a miniaturized 3 
 x1.5 mm2 System-on-Chip (SoC) for an implantable sensor chip to wirelessly
  monitor the intraocular pressure of glaucoma patients [3]. It includes a 
 five stage RF rectifier with an on-chip antenna\, a DC voltage limiter\, t
 wo voltage sensors\, a low dropout voltage regulator (LDO)\, and MOSCAP ba
 sed on-chip storage. To emulate the eye environment in measurements\, a cu
 stom test setup is developed which comprises plexiglass cavities filled wi
 th saline solution. System and circuit design and the measurement setup an
 d results will be discussed. Then the limitation of the designed system wi
 ll be addressed and motivates for the second part of this research work wh
 ich is to build an adaptive reconfigurable RF power harvesting module to o
 vercome these limitation.\n\nSpeaker(s): Salama\, \n\nRoom: B2s-141k\, Bld
 g: T2\, Technická 2\, Praha 6\, Czech Republic\, Czech Republic\, 16627
LOCATION:Room: B2s-141k\, Bldg: T2\, Technická 2\, Praha 6\, Czech Republi
 c\, Czech Republic\, 16627
ORGANIZER:voves@fel.cvut.cz
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SUMMARY:On-Chip RF Power Harvesting for Biomedical Implantable Wireless Sen
 sors.
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/183509
X-ALT-DESC:Description: <br /><p>The lecture will be focused RF power harve
 sting which is highly essential to enable battery-less wireless sensing pl
 atforms for many applications. One of the most vital applications is the b
 iomedical implants. In this research work\, we present an on-chip RF power
  harvesting module designed and implemented on standard 0.18 &micro\;m CMO
 S process [1]. This module has been integrated with an on-chip antenna [2]
  to build a miniaturized 3 x1.5 mm2 System-on-Chip (SoC) for an implantabl
 e sensor chip to wirelessly monitor the intraocular pressure of glaucoma p
 atients [3]. It includes a five stage RF rectifier with an on-chip antenna
 \, a DC voltage limiter\, two voltage sensors\, a low dropout voltage regu
 lator (LDO)\, and MOSCAP based on-chip storage. To emulate the eye environ
 ment in measurements\, a custom test setup is developed which comprises pl
 exiglass cavities filled with saline solution. System and circuit design a
 nd the measurement setup and results will be discussed. Then the limitatio
 n of the designed system will be addressed and motivates for the second pa
 rt of this research work which is to build an adaptive reconfigurable RF p
 ower harvesting module to overcome these limitation.</p>
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