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A comparative study of PV and hybrid PV-TEG receivers for laser wireless power transmission under misalignment
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Laser wireless power transmission (LWPT) enables long-range energy delivery via laser beams, showing significant potential for applications such as space-based solar power stations and unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs). Nevertheless, its widespread adoption remains constrained by challenges related to angular deviation and efficient energy conversion during long-distance laser propagation. As a laser beam travels through the atmosphere, effects such as absorption and scattering induce spot displacement and beam deflection, substantially limiting the feasibility of LWPT for extended-range applications.
Keywords:
Laser wireless power transmission
Photovoltaic-thermoelectric generator
Beam misalignment
Multi-physicsmodeling
Thermal management
System efficiency
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