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A time trajectory technique is presented as a tool to obtain time variant impedance insight, applied to far-field energy harvesting rectifiers. By combining this with an accurate equivalent diode model, more efficient rectifier circuits have been identified and measured. The time domain technique provides another view to non-linear circuits next to frequency domain methods, especially for non-constant envelope signals.