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Energy Scavenging

Advanced Wireless Digital Systems Including Energy Scavenging for Health Monitoring


When designing in vivo wireless sensor systems, it is critical that advanced energy scavenging (or harvesting) techniques be incorporated into the system design from the ground-level. The integration of this technology into wireless digital sensors opens up many advanced applications including ingestible sensors, lifetime implantable sensors, and E-textiles. More work is needed in designing these wireless digital systems to ensure maximum efficiency in saving and harvesting energy to bring to reality these types of wireless in vivo sensors.