Application of LoRa with MEH in Maintenance-Free IoT
Abstract
MEH has several advantages over other energy harvesting methods, such as solar, thermal, and vibrational energy; combining LoRa and MEH has the potential to create truly maintenance-free IoT systems that can operate autonomously for long periods of time. Therefore, in this report, experiments were conducted to see if LoRa and MEH coils could be connected and communicate with each other. As a result, communication was not possible, even using an improved version of LoRa with lower power consumption. The results of this study clarify future considerations for intercommunication. As future studies, the power conducting module should be made more efficient for environmental magnetic field power generation, and for LoRa, the circuit board should be redesigned, the DIP switches should be improved, and the film capacitors should be improved
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