This book presents green electronic technologies, and their role in clean renewable energy, energy harvesting for medical devices and communication systems. It covers green computing technologies, and the lifecycle management of electronics from waste management to recycling. The topics are presented in the context of the growing need to develop green communications and medical system applications.
Green Electronic and RF Technologies for Communications, IoT, and Medical Systems examine green electronic and computing practices, green devices shaping, the development of environmentally friendly medical devices and communication systems. It presents innovations in green electronic technologies and their role in energy harvesting, innovations and applications of RF technologies in the medical field and covers recycling and waste management of these electronic devices. Through examination of green electronics and clean energy needs, the book discusses electromagnetic waves and antenna theory for energy harvesting systems. It explores how these systems and antennae can be incorporated into wearable medical systems and devices, communication systems, and IoT devices. The book also covers end-of-lifecycle management of electronic devices, including appropriate disposal and recycling of electronic equipment and modules, which is crucial for maintaining a green environment.
The book is intended for electrical engineers, communication engineers, biomedical engineers and researchers in green technologies. It will also be of interest to antenna systems engineers and renewable energy researchers and engineers.
This book explores green electronics for renewable energy harvesting in medical devices and communication systems. Covering sustainable computing, RF technologies, and proper electronic waste management, it provides essential guidance for engineers developing environmentally friendly solutions for today's medical and communication needs.
Chapter 1 Introduction to Green Electronic Technologies
Chapter 2 Green
Renewable Energy
Chapter 3 Electromagnetics and Transmission Lines for Green
Wearable Communication Systems
Chapter 4 Green Antennas and Wearable Antennas
for Communication Systems
Chapter 5 Green Wearable Systems and Antennas with
Energy Harvesting Unit for Communication, 5G, Medical and IOT Applications
Chapter 6 Wideband Wearable Antennas and Sensors with Energy Harvesting Units
for Communication and Medical Applications
Chapter 7 Green Microwave
Components and Modules for Energy Harvesting Systems and Devices
Chapter 8
Electronic and RF Technologies Used to Develop Green Communications and
Medical Systems
Chapter 9 Green Wearable Meta Materials Antennas and Fractal
Antennas with Energy Harvesting Unit for IOT, 5G and Medical Systems
Chapter
10 Measurements of Green Wearable Systems and Antennas
Chapter 11 Green
Active Wearable Printed Antennas for Medical Applications
Chapter 12 New
Compact Wearable Green Metamaterials Circular Patch Antennas for IOT, Medical
and 5G Applications
Chapter 13 Ultra-Wideband Passive and Active Green
Wearable Slot and Notch Antennas for Energy Harvesting, Wireless and Medical
Communication Systems
Chapter 14 System Engineering and Planning of Green
Electronic and Wearable Communication Systems
Chapter 15 Green Computing,
IoT, Electronic Technologies, Artificial Intelligence, and Waste Management
Dr. Albert Sabban earned his PhD in Electrical Engineering from the University of Colorado at Boulder (1991) and an MBA from the University of Haifa (2005). He received B.Sc. and M.Sc. degrees Magna Cum Laude in Electrical Engineering from Tel Aviv University. He is currently a Senior Lecturer and Researcher at Colleges of Engineering in Israel. Dr. Sabban previously served as RF and antenna specialist designing communication systems and worked at RAFAEL as a Senior Researcher and Project Leader in electromagnetics and microwave engineering. He received multiple engineering excellence awards. He led the communication program at Ort Braude College (20132018), where he received the Best Lecturer Prize and served as president of the academic staff organization (20132017). Since 2018, he has worked as a senior consultant and researcher for high-tech companies. His expertise spans electromagnetics, microwave theory, antennas, Wearable systems, wideband technologies, and green electronics. He wrote and edited more than twelve books on electromagnetics, antennas, wearable RF systems, and green technologies.
