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REMOTE SOLUTION CHOOSES NOWI AS PARTNER TO DEVELOP SOLAR-POWERED REMOTE CONTROLS

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Remote Solution is partnering with Nowi to develop eco-friendly, solar-powered TV remote controls. The objective of this collaboration is to bring sustainable solutions to market, using Remote Solution’s expertise in designing and manufacturing world-class remote controls and incorporating Nowi’s cost-effective and efficient energy harvesting Power Management IC (PMIC). Worldwide, about 15 billion batteries are tossed […]

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EPISHINE RECEIVES 80 MILLION SEK (EUR 8 MILLION) – AXSOL BECOMES LARGEST INDIVIDUAL SHAREHOLDER

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Epishine’s organic solar cells for indoor use meet the need for a wireless renewable energy source for the rapidly growing IoT-market. Epishine has developed a pioneering, patented process for printing organic solar cells with industry-leading low-light efficiency. They have just launched their first product on the world market: a small-scale solar cell that harvests indoor light

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E-PEAS NEW BUCK-BOOST ICS ENABLES HIGHLY EFFICIENT ENERGY HARVESTING FROM SOLAR & VIBRATIONAL SOURCES

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Expanding its portfolio of advanced power management ICs (PMICs) for energy harvesting applications, e-peas has announced two new devices capable of further pushing the performance envelope. The RF AEM30330, Vibration AEM30330 and solar AEM10330 PMICs both utilize a buck-boost architecture. This enables them to cover a greater range of input voltage levels (from 100mV right through to 4.5V), meaning that low and high power

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RESEARCHERS AT THE DUKE UNIVERSITY DEVELOPED THE WORLD’S FIRST FULLY RECYCLABLE PRINTED ELECTRONICS

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With the increase in demand for wearable electronic devices, the need for flexible, thin, and compact electronic circuits also arises. Wearable devices and many other sophisticated systems need sensors that can be attached to various kinds of surfaces or substrates. Therefore, it is necessary for the sensors to be flexible and also hold the same

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MAXIM INTEGRATED MAX20361 SINGLE-CELL/MULTI-CELL SOLAR HARVESTER

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Maxim Integrated MAX20361 Single-Cell/Multi-Cell Solar Harvester is a fully integrated solution for harvesting energy from single-cell and multi-cell solar sources. The MAX20361 includes an ultra-low quiescent current (360nA) boost converter that is capable of starting from input voltages as low as 225mV. To maximize the power extracted from the source, the MAX20361 implements a proprietary maximum power point tracking

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EPISHINE’S WORLD UNIQUE SOLAR CELL PROVIDES POWER INDOORS DOWN AT ~2 UW/CM²

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Now it’s here. Epishine’s ”light cell” can change how we power small electronics – a thin and flexible organic solar cell that can be integrated into sensors, consumer electronics, and other low power devices to reduce or eliminate the need of batteries. We are very proud to have taken the results from more than 25

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80V BUCK-BOOST CHARGING CONTROLLER WITH MPPT FOR SOLAR PANELS

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The LT8491 from Analog Devives includes Maximum Power Point Tracking (MPPT) for solar panels, with algorithms, lead acid and lithium ion batteries up to 80V. Analog Devices (ADI) has introduced a buck-boost Maximum Power Point Tracking (MPPT) battery charging controller that includes algorithms for charging sealed lead acid, gel and flooded cells, and Li-Ion batteries up to

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LM5161 BASED DC-DC BIAS POWER SUPPLY FOR SOLAR PROJECTS

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There’s great news for you if you are one of those looking for a DC-DC bias supply with small outputs that you can use for your projects. Brian Cornell, an electronic enthusiast with an interest in power management, has built a DC-DC bias power supply using Texas Instruments’ LM5xxx series IC. I often need a DC-DC

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PHOTOVOLTAIC CELL BATTERY CHARGER / SOLAR CELL LI-ION BATTERY TRICKLE CHARGER WITH MPPC

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This is a tiny module that allows users to charge small Li-ion batteries, CR2032 or equivalent, from a low power source such as a small photovoltaic cell. The project consists of the LTC3105 step-up DC-DC converter chip which features Maximum Power Point Control (MPPC) and 250mV start-up voltage which enables operational directly from low power, high impedance alternative power

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E-PEAS AEM10941 SOLAR ENERGY HARVESTING IC

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e-peas AEM10941 Solar Energy Harvesting IC is an integrated Ambient Energy Manager (AEM) that can extract DC power from up to 7-cell solar panels, simultaneously storing energy in a rechargeable element and supplying the system with two independent regulated voltages. The AEM10941 is designed to extend battery lifetime and ultimately eliminate the primary energy storage element

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