Background
A conventional wireless energy harvester receives ambient electromagnetic waves via a connector, and converts the alternating power into a direct current (DC) power supply. However, this introduces a problem: converting a harvest AC signal to a DC supply voltage results in a significant energy loss due to low power efficiencies of the rectification process. Thus it is not practical.
Technology
A passive charge recovery logic circuit that includes an electromagnetic field capturing device that harvest ambient electromagnetic energy.
Advantages
-More Efficient -Less Energy Consumption -Longer Distances of Transmitted Power
Application
-Batteries -Cars -Power Generators -Homes -Electric
Inventors
Emre Salman, Associate Professor, Electrical and Computer Engineering
Milutin Stanacevic, Associate Professor, Electrical Engineering
Tutu Wan, Research Assistant, Electrical Engineering
Yasha Karimi, Adjunct Research Professor (till 9/2023) Iota Biosciences, Electrical Engineering
Licensing Potential
Licensing,Development partner,Commercial partner
Licensing Status
Available for Licensing.
Licensing Contact
Donna Tumminello, Assistant Director, Intellectual Property Partners, donna.tumminello@stonybrook.edu, 6316324163
Patent Status
Patent application submitted
WO 2017192849
Tech Id
8830