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Fig 1.

RF-to-DC converter block diagram.

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Fig 2.

Schematic of 4-stage CWVM topology.

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Impedance matching at 900 MHz using Smith chart.

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Table 1.

Lumped components and corresponding distributed elements dimensions (mm) for 900 MHz converter.

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Schematics of RF-to-DC converters working in GSM-900 band utilizing: (a) lumped L-type IMN. (b) Distributed L-type IMN.

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Fig 5.

Return loss response of single-port single-band (900 MHz) converter.

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Table 2.

Optimized distributed elements dimensions for dual-band (890 and 1850 MHz) converter.

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Fig 6.

Return loss response of single-port dual-band (890 and 1850 MHz) converter.

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Impedance matching at 2.45 GHz using smith chart.

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Table 3.

Lumped components and corresponding distributed elements dimensions (mm) for 2.45 GHz converter.

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Fig 8.

Schematics of RF-to-DC converters working in WiFi-2.45 GHz band utilizing:

(a) Lumped -type IMN. (b) Distributed -type IMN.

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Fig 9.

Return loss response of single-port single-band (2.45 GHz) Converter.

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Table 4.

Optimized distributed elements dimensions for triple band (1775 MHz, 2.25 GHz, and 2.45 GHz) converter.

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Fig 10.

Return loss response of single-port triple-band (1775 MHz, 2.25 GHz, and 2.45 GHz) converter.

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Fig 11.

Hexa band converter schematic.

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Fig 12.

Proposed impedance matching networks.

(a) L-type matching network. (b) -Type matching network.

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Fig 13.

Return Loss for Input Ports of the Proposed converter.

( a) Return Loss for Port-1. ( b) Return Loss for Port-2.

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Fig 14.

Prototype performance validation.

( a) Top view. ( b) Bottom view. ( c) Experimental setup.

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Fig 15.

Single-port single-band GSM-900 converter efficiency performance against varying (a) Rout. (b) Pin.

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Fig 16.

Single-port single-band 2.45 GHz converter efficiency performance against varying (a) Rout. (b) Pin.

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Fig 17.

Single-port dual-band converter efficiency performance against varying, (a) Rout. (b) Pin.

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Fig 18.

Single-port triple-band converter efficiency vs Rout curve at constant input power. (a) Pin = –10 dBm. (b) Pin = 0 dBm. (c) Pin = 10 dBm.

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Fig 19.

Single-port triple-band converter efficiency vs Pin curve at different Rout values. (a) Rout = 10 k. (b) Rout = 12 k. (c) Rout = 18 k.

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Fig 20.

hexa band converter efficiency vs Rout curve at constant input power.

( a) Pin = –10 dBm. ( b) Pin = 0 dBm. ( c) Pin = 10 dBm.

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Fig 21.

Hexa band converter efficiency vs Pin curve at different rout values. (a) Rout = 10 k. (b) Rout = 18 k.

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Table 5.

Summarized dual-port hexa-band converter peak efficiency performance.

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Table 6.

Comparison of proposed converter with some other designs in literature.

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