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The purpose of this book is to present a nourishing technique for charging the battery of X-ray robot Crawler inside the truck line. The Wireless Power Transmission device is composed of a microwave source and a receiver. Our system based on the principle to transfer the microwave energy inside- through - the oil and gas pipeline. The notion is to use the pipeline as a wave-guide to reduce the attenuation of energy as well as to exploit the power recovered by the antenna. Receiving and converting microwave energy into DC-current based by the antenna a large area, allows having relatively high effective radiated power and acceptable gain. This book also proposes a wireless energy transfer system targeted at delivering enough power to a battery at a distance of 2 km to be able to power a 25.5 W battery of a robot Crawler inside the pipeline.

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Chaari, Mohamed Ziad
Mohamed Ziad Chaari received the Ph.D. degree in electronics and telecommunication engineering from the University of Sfax. He has devoted over 10 years to R&D in microwave technology and wireless power transfer research projects. Dr Ziad is a Senior Member of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, and the Microwave Theory Society.

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