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Wireless Power Transfer to Underground Sensors Using Resonant Magnetic Induction

Wireless communication systems play an increasingly integral role in society. Currently underground sensor networks are used in many applications for security purposes, environmental applications, infrastructure maintenance etc. The major problem, associated with sensor networks, is in providing the power supply to enable the networks to work for long durations. This paper presents a novel technique to wirelessly, supply power to the underground sensor networks using the magnetic induction principle. In addition, using the resonating principle further ensures maximum efficiency of this proposed system. Experimental results to prove the feasibility of this novel technique for supplying wireless power are presented.

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K. A. Unnikrishna Menon
K. A. Unnikrishna Menon

Leader of the Team

Vikas V.
Vikas V.

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