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5 May 2009 Power resource management and low-power remote wireless RF electronics
Tomasz Jannson, Thomas Forrester, Kevin Degrood, Kang Lee, Eric Gans, Kevin Walter
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Abstract
Battery power resource management becomes a critical issue in the case of self-powered remote wireless RF electronics, where the basic parameter is time of system operation before battery recharging or battery replacement. In such cases, very often related to physical protection against antitampering (AT), proper theoretical modeling of a battery driven power supply in the context of a given digital electronic system is of utmost importance. Such modeling should include various types of batteries (primary and secondary), various self-discharge processes in different temperatures, and even energy harvesting, the latter to supply power for long-term content, low-power electronic subsystems. In this paper we analyze simple modeling of resource power management, including variations of all of these parameters and energy harvesting.
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Tomasz Jannson, Thomas Forrester, Kevin Degrood, Kang Lee, Eric Gans, and Kevin Walter "Power resource management and low-power remote wireless RF electronics", Proc. SPIE 7305, Sensors, and Command, Control, Communications, and Intelligence (C3I) Technologies for Homeland Security and Homeland Defense VIII, 73050R (5 May 2009); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.817690
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KEYWORDS
Electronics

Energy harvesting

Solar energy

Sensors

Adaptive optics

Binary data

Photovoltaics

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