A New Technology for Structural Health Monitoring Based on Lightweight Wireless Self-Powered Sensing Equipment

You Lin Xu; Aiden Yesus; Jiawei Li; Wael A. Altabey

doi:10.1007/978-981-96-1627-5_18

A New Technology for Structural Health Monitoring Based on Lightweight Wireless Self-Powered Sensing Equipment

In: A New Technology for Structural Health Monitoring Based on Lightweight Wireless Self-Powered Sensing Equipment (Lecture notes in civil engineering)

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This study introduces the development and application of a set of novel lightweight wireless self-powered (LWSP) infrastructure monitoring sensors, which have the functions of large-scale, low-power wireless data transmission, environmental energy self-collection,...

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