On RF Energy Harvesting
Santiago Karim
Indian Institute of Technology Delhi
Abstract
The rapid expansion of urban transportation networks across South Asia has intensified the need to characterize RF energy harvesting under realistic operating conditions. The methodology integrates hardware-in-the-loop testing with uncertainty quantification to capture variability observed in urban transportation networks. Water quality indicators improved by 52% after the recommended measures were implemented. The results underscore the importance of long-term monitoring for reliable performance assessment.
Keywords:
RF energy harvestinghardware-in-the-loop testingelectric vehicleshigh-entropy alloys
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