Empowering the IoT: The Study on Role of Wireless Charging Technologies
Keywords:
Electric power, Wireless power charger, Energy harvesting, IoT devices, Power consumptionAbstract
As a result of the proliferation of Internet of Things (IoT) devices, the technical environment has undergone a substantial transformation, which has prompted a reevaluation of power management tactics. The Internet of Things (IoT) will be shaped in the future by a focus on energy-efficient designs and practices, which will pave the way for smarter and more embedded solutions across industries. This will be one of the most important aspects of the advancement of technology. In addition to contributing to a more environmentally friendly and interconnected world, putting an emphasis on energy efficiency will make wider adoption possible. Traditional methods of power supply can be onerous, requiring regular battery replacements or chord connections that are awkward. This restricts the versatility and deployment of Internet of Things devices. The incorporation of wireless power charging technology into Internet of Things ecosystems is investigated in this article. The article investigates the technical viability of this technology, as well as its practical applications and the potential to improve the lifespans and operational efficiency of Internet of Things devices. Significant developments in resonant inductive coupling, radio frequency (RF) harvesting, and microwave power transmission are discussed, with an emphasis on the roles that these technologies play in the development of energy solutions that are both seamless and sustainable. The challenges that are covered include losses in efficiency, limitations in power range, and safety concerns. Additionally, the discussion provides insights into the research efforts that are now being made to overcome these obstacles. When all is said and done, wireless power charging not only improves the functioning of Internet of Things devices, but it also lays the way for technology that is more self-sufficient, less harmful to the environment, and easier to use in this fast-developing digital world.
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