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DESCRIPTION:Abstract:\n\nThe talk will present a universal approach for cal
 culating the power transfer efficiency (PTE)\, maximum power transfer effi
 ciency (MPTE)\, and conditions for achieving MPTE for arbitrary multiple i
 nput (or transmitters) multiple output (or receivers) wireless power trans
 fer (MIMO-WPT) systems. The PTE\, also known as the RF efficiency\, betwee
 n M transmitters and N receivers\, is precisely formulated using the equiv
 alent M+N port S-parameters circuit network as the Rayleigh quotient. Acco
 rdingly\, the MPTE is achieved by calculating the eigenvalue of the genera
 lized Rayleigh problem that has been formulated. The effectiveness and uni
 versality of the proposed method are demonstrated through highlighting the
  MPTEs of single transmitter single receiver (SISO) and multiple transmitt
 ers single receiver (MISO) among many applications. Several potential appl
 ications of the proposed approaches are introduced based on the MPTE perfo
 rmance of the MISO system.\n\nSpeaker(s): Prof. Qiaowei Yuan\, \n\nRoom: 4
 50/451\, Bldg: 78\, The University of Queensland\, Brisbane\, Queensland\,
  Australia
LOCATION:Room: 450/451\, Bldg: 78\, The University of Queensland\, Brisbane
 \, Queensland\, Australia
ORGANIZER:h.espinosa@griffith.edu.au
SEQUENCE:14
SUMMARY:Universal Calculation Method for Maximum Efficiency of MIMO-WPT Sys
 tem: From near field coupling to far-field coupling
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/569630
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 ly: arial\, helvetica\, sans-serif\; color: black\; background: white\;&quot;&gt;T
 he talk will present a universal approach for calculating the power transf
 er efficiency (PTE)\, maximum power transfer efficiency (MPTE)\, and condi
 tions for achieving MPTE for arbitrary multiple input (or transmitters) mu
 ltiple output (or receivers) wireless power transfer (MIMO-WPT) systems. T
 he PTE\, also known as the RF efficiency\, between M transmitters and N re
 ceivers\, is precisely formulated using the equivalent M+N port S-paramete
 rs circuit network as the Rayleigh quotient. Accordingly\, the MPTE is ach
 ieved by calculating the eigenvalue of the generalized Rayleigh problem th
 at has been formulated. The effectiveness and universality of the proposed
  method are demonstrated through highlighting the MPTEs of single transmit
 ter single receiver (SISO) and multiple transmitters single receiver (MISO
 ) among many applications. Several potential applications of the proposed 
 approaches are introduced based on the MPTE performance of the MISO system
 .&lt;/span&gt;&lt;/p&gt;
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