Circuit Design Techniques for Microscale Energy Harvesting Systems

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  • Circuit Design Techniques for Microscale Energy Harvesting Systems Book Detail

  • Author : Ayman Eltaliawy
  • Release Date : 2014-10-20
  • Publisher : LAP Lambert Academic Publishing
  • Genre :
  • Pages : 112
  • ISBN 13 : 9783659623844
  • File Size : 33,33 MB
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Circuit Design Techniques for Microscale Energy Harvesting Systems by Ayman Eltaliawy PDF Summary

Book Description: Power Management is considered one of the hot topics nowadays, as it is already known that all integrated circuits need a stable supply with low noise, a constant voltage level across time, and the ability to supply large range of loads. Normal batteries do not provide those specifications. A new concept of energy management called energy harvesting is introduced here. Energy harvesting means collecting power from ambient resources like solar power, Radio Frequency (RF) power, energy from motion...etc. The Energy is collected by means of a transducer that directly converts this energy into electrical energy that can be managed by design to supply different loads. Harvested energy management is critical because normal batteries have to be replaced with energy harvesting modules with power management, in order to make integrated circuits fully autonomous; this leads to a decrease in maintenance costs and increases the life time.

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