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Single source multi relays wireless charging model

Single source multi relays wireless charging model

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Energy harvesting technology can solve the problem of users’ energy consumption in disaster areas. When disasters occur, some users are trapped and unable to recharge and need to collect power from neighboring users to transmit information. To solve the battery charging and information transmission problems of trapped user in disaster scenario, thi...

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... Then, the semi-closed solution of t 0 can be obtained by substituting x of (14) into x = a 1−t0 [18]. ...
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