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Wednesday, 3 June 2015

Forget the batteries, soon your phone can be powered by Wi-Fi

To send a message to charge your phone, or stand on a chair to get the signal soon be a thing of the past.

American engineers recently converted to WiFi signals and power that taps into the 'ambient backscatter' is known as the technology - and has created a prototype rotor.

During the trials, these so-called routers PoWiFi battery away free cameras 17ft (5 meter) power and homeowners' did so without interfering with the speed.

To send a message to charge your phone, or stand on a chair to get the signal soon be a thing of the past. American engineers recently converted to WiFi signals and power that taps into the 'ambient backscatter' is known as the technology - and now the houses have tested a prototype Router

In a recent conference EmTech digital technology demonstration prototype rotor lead engineer Shyam Gollakota but in August by researchers at Washington University was introduced.

His team PoWiFi router installed in six houses and 24 hours for normal Internet access homeowners asked to use it for.

Which is also based on technology known as Wi-Fi backscatter ,, ambient backscatter, wireless signal current 'backscattering' by two battery-free RF communication enables the equipment.

RF power and RF signal-counting computers that crop are small devices that only the use of force.

'Thin air' power

Ambient backscatter a communication medium between the power source and replace the current wireless signal.

The current two wireless signals to communicate by backscattering enables battery-free devices. It's around us that are already widely uses radio frequency signals, since it does not require a dedicated power infrastructure.

The test used is known as a router using a direct current voltage, which was converted into radio waves sent out 'rectifier's.'

A DC-DC converter or the microcontroller needs to match the sensor signal voltage level increase was used to.

Finally, the technology without the need for batteries, instruments and to exchange information reflects the current signal sent by the sensor network data can lead to.

The test used is known as a router using a direct current voltage, which was converted into radio waves sent out 'rectifier's.'

Convert light energy into electrical energy that is similar to how solar panels.

A DC-DC converter or the microcontroller needs to match the sensor signal voltage level increase was used to.

Assistant Professor Gollakota technology to harvest ambient RF energy is not the first, to connect to this website, such as an RFID reader, do not need a dedicated gateway that is the first.

In particular, the re-use their existing Wi-Fi infrastructure for low-power devices to provide connectivity.

It's around us that are already widely uses radio frequency signals, and since it does not require a dedicated power infrastructure.

Four houses from customers, their experience had not been informed of any significant difference. " Said

Home to the user in a significant improvement in page load times and Hulu, Amazon Prime streaming sites including YouTube and mentions on experience.

The original house with five specifications researchers worse was using an inexpensive low-grade router that was mainly because, although explained.

6 user at home for a period of 30 minutes a slight decline in the YouTube viewing experience. " Noted

But researchers from outside sources, it was suggested, then dipped traffic typically found on the network.

In terms of powering the devices, research is a battery free power of the camera can capture an image with the router, the router 17 feet (5 meters) appeared to be every 35 minutes

(Illustrated) + 3The technology first introduced by researchers at Washington University in August but was Gollakota engineer Shyam EmTech Digital conference recently demonstrated prototype router. A router 'rectifier's, using a direct current voltage sends radio waves which are changed.


Four houses from customers' experience of consumers did not perceive any significant difference. " In terms of powering the devices, the truth (left) from a battery could power the camera rotor 17 feet (5 meters) from the router, as well as a battery-free temperature sensor, placed and showed Chargers

It also has a battery powered temperature sensor free.

The team's paper, the 'Wi-Fi devices powering the next billion ", the researchers said: small sensors and mobile computing devices are embedded in everyday objects and environments where there is growing interest in the Internet of things.

A major problem is that they become smaller and more numerous as the power of these devices is how.

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