Exploring the role of bioactive compounds in enhancing communication technologies: A review of plant and animal-derived ingredients
Year: 2023
Type: article
Abstract: The growing interest in bioactive compounds derived from plants and animals has led to significant advancements in various scientific fields, including communication technologies. These compounds, known for their diverse biochemical properties, offer unique potentials for enhancing the performance of communication systems. This review aims to explore the role of plant and animal-derived bioactive compounds in communication technologies, particularly in the context of enhancing signal transmission, improving network efficiency, and contributing to the development of sustainable and eco-friendly materials for communication infrastructure. By examining the molecular properties of bioactive compounds, their interactions with electromagnetic fields, and their potential for integration into electronic devices, this review provides a comprehensive understanding of the innovative applications these compounds offer in the communication sector. Furthermore, the review discusses the benefits of incorporating bioactive ingredients into communication devices, such as reduced energy consumption, improved signal integrity, and enhanced data transmission speeds. The research emphasizes the importance of interdisciplinary approaches in developing these bioactive materials for next-generation communication systems. Through a detailed review of existing literature and experimental studies, this article highlights the potential benefits and challenges of utilizing bioactive compounds in communication technologies. The integration of bioactive substances not only promises advancements in communication systems but also aligns with growing environmental concerns, as many of these compounds are biodegradable and sustainable. The review concludes with a discussion on future prospects for the incorporation of bioactive compounds in communication technologies and suggests avenues for further research to optimize their applications in real-world scenarios.
Institution: TU Wien
Language: English
Field: Materials Science
Domain: Physical Sciences
Open Access status: bronze
OpenAlex ID: W7117258367