Teratonix
Ambient Energy Harvesting
Technology
The Teratonix energy harvester is based on the proprietary MSM ultrahigh-speed diode, developed at Carnegie Mellon University. The discovery of ballistic quantum transport physics in the unique metal-semiconductor-metal (MSMS) heterojunctions has led to 1,000X increase of diode speed over existing devices. MSM diode is the only known technology that has the speed/bandwidth and efficiency to simultaneously collect all available RF energies.
MSM Ultrahigh Speed Diode patents have been granted in US, European Union, China, Japan, Russia, Australia, Israel, Korea, India and Canada.
MSM Heterojunction Diode Fabrication patent has been approved in US (15/379,422).
Due to the limitations of the state of art methods, alternative devices can focus only on a narrow frequency range, which results in collecting energy from only one source of radiation – Wi-Fi for example.
Another key difference is that we can collect all broadcasted energy, starting from low micro watts all the way up , while current technologies can collect only the most intensive portion of the transmitted energy.