alfred.black
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Hi,
I'm designing a device that uses RF energy from a transmitter to power itself. To achieve best working distance a resonant circuit is used. So the power circuit of the device consists of an antenna, a resonant circuit and a rectifier (voltage doubler). And the resonant circuit is a simple LC circuit.
To obtain maximum voltage on the rectifier input, the inductance value of LC circuit should be as much as possible. But at the same time, when this value is maximal, the output impedance value of the resonant circuit becomes very high. Hence the output impedance value is differ from 50 Ohm, and a transmission line on its output changes the resonance frequency of this circuit.
How to match the resonant circuit to 50 Ohm transmission line? Or what is the proper way to solve this problem? I think that this construction should be trivial and widely used. But I couldn't find any useful information about this.
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