Sentence examples for powered communication from inspiring English sources

In addition, Xiong et al. studied the group cooperation algorithm for optimal resource allocation in wireless powered communication network (WPCN) [43, 44].

For this reason, wireless powered communication networks (WPCN) have been largely investigated, in which a radio signal is used for the WET [4 6].

Reference [11] considers the group cooperation in the wireless powered communication system in order to maximize the weighted sum-rate and to minimize the total consumed power.

This paper proposes a large-scale wireless powered communication network (WPCN), which consists of a hybrid access point (H-AP) and numerous nodes.

While this backscattering technique, seen from the tag, enables remotely powered communication, it necessitates a constant carrier signal to be transmitted from the RFID reader during the tag to reader data transfer [4 6].

In [25], a wireless powered communication network with group energy cooperation was considered and the resource allocation was optimized to maximize the weighted sum rate and minimize the power consumption.

A modern GPU-powered communication system that uses multiple antenna configurations and a MIMO detector has been presented in [10].

Energy-harvesting (EH) technology has become an alternatively promising energy supplier to current battery-powered communication networks, such as wireless sensor networks, in order to extend the network lifetime by harvesting ambient energy (solar, vibration, etc).

The controversy dates to 2005, when Antrix, ISRO's commercial arm, inked a $250 million deal with Devas Multimedia Private Limited to custom make two high-powered communication satellites that would give India seamless multimedia access even in remote areas not served by landlines or mobile phones.

As shown in Figure 1, in this section, we consider a self-powered communication model consisting of two nodes: node 1 and node 2. The two nodes have no fixed energy supplies and harvest energy exclusively from nature to recharge their batteries.

The recent advances in both energy harvesters and low-power communication systems hold promise for deploying large-scale wireless green-powered sensor networks (WGSNs).