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The History of Power Transmission by Radio Waves

IEEE Transactions on Microwave Theory and Techniques · 1984 · Vol. 32(9) · pp. 1230–1242
W. C. Brown

Abstract

The history of power transmission by radiowaves is reviewed from Heinrich Hertz to the present time with emphasis upon the free-space microwave power transmission era beginning in 1958. The history of the technology is developed in terms of its relationship to the intended applications. These include microwave powered aircraft and the Solar Power Satellite concept.

Energy Harvesting in Wireless NetworksSatellite Communication SystemsMicrowave transmissionElectrical engineeringTransmission (telecommunications)MicrowavePower transmissionTelecommunicationsPower (physics)Radio waveEngineeringEmphasis (telecommunications)
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