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Simultaneous lightwave information and power transfer (SLIPT) has been regarded as a promising technology to deal with the ever-growing energy consumption and data-rate demands in the Internet of Things. We propose a resonant beam based SLIPT (RB-SLIPT) system, which deals with the conflict of high deliverable power and mobile receiver positioning with the existing SLIPT schemes. At first, we establish a mobile transmission channel model and depict the energy distribution in the channel. Then, we present a practical design and evaluate the energy/data transfer performance within the moving range of the RB-SLIPT. Numerical evaluation demonstrates that the RB-SLIPT can deliver more than 4W charging power and enable 3Gb/s achievable data rate with the moving range of 20° field of view (FOV) over 3m distance. Thus, RB-SLIPT can enable simultaneous high deliverable power and high data rate in mobile scenarios without tracking control.
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