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Pediatric Size Swallowable Glass Pill for Digestive Motility Analysis

Catherine Dehollain, Vincent Schlageter, Onur Kazanç

A glass pill for digestive motility tracking with wireless communication is presented. The pill encapsulates three magnetic transmitter coils with a 125 kHz signal, the circuitry required to control the magnetic coil output and the battery. The system prov ...

IEEE2018

Remotely-Powered Front-End at 2.45 GHz for Real-Time Continuous Temperature Sensing

Catherine Dehollain, Onur Kazanç, Franco Maloberti

Remote powering and power management of a passive sensor system employing antenna-rectifier co-design is presented. The operating frequency of the system is chosen at 2.45 GHz in order to reduce the antenna size. A co-design approach enables the coupling o ...

IEEE2018

Remote Powering Platform for Implantable Sensor Systems at 2.45 GHz

Catherine Dehollain, Gürkan Yilmaz, Onur Kazanç, Franco Maloberti

Far-field remotely powered sensor systems enable long distance operation for low-power sensor systems. In this work, we demonstrate a remote powering platform with a miniaturized antenna and remote powering base station operating at 2.45 GHz. The rectenna, ...

Ieee2014

Far-Field Remotely Powered Wireless Sensor Platform for Real-Time Monitoring

Onur Kazanç

EPFL2014

High-Q Adaptive Matching Network for Remote Powering of UHF RFIDs and Wireless Sensor Systems

Catherine Dehollain, Onur Kazanç, Franco Maloberti

Process and temperature independent RF front-end design is important for remotely powered RFID tags and wireless sensor systems. Run-to-run process variations can impact the remote powering performance and therefore read range of aforementioned systems. We ...

Ieee2013

Far-Field UHF Remotely Powered Front-End for Patient Monitoring with Wearable Antenna

Catherine Dehollain, Onur Kazanç, Franco Maloberti

The design of a wearable antenna for UHF band at 900 MHz with an integrated front-end for a wireless sensor system targeting remote patient monitoring is presented. A wearable antenna for human body with -7.2 dB gain is demonstrated using five layer torso ...

Ieee2013