Tag: PMIC

Applications that will significantly benefit from the use of the new nPM1100s include wearables, gaming mice, and highly popular battery charging cases for in-ear headphones Nordic Semiconductor today announces that it is adding three new product variants to its nPM1100 power...

Trameto, a manufacturer of power management semiconductors for energy harvesting (EH PMICs) announces a demonstration platform that enables engineers to quickly evaluate how micro-energy harvesting can reduce or eliminate the use of batteries in IoT devices such as sensors and the...

Maxim Integrated MAX77659 SIMO Power Management IC (PMIC) is optimized for rechargeable earbuds, wearables, and other applications that emphasize low supply current and small solution size. The MAX77659 features a dual-input Single-Inductor Multiple-Output (SIMO) buck-boost regulator....

Cooperation between E-PEAS and TCT has resulted in an energy harvesting solution for three-phase electricity cables designed to support IOT. Building on the existing technology relationship between e-peas and TCT, the two companies have made another major advance in the harvesting of...

Addressing the need for streamlined power management solutions for energy harvesting hardware, e-peas has unveiled a new family of battery charger devices. While the company’s existing power management ICs (PMICs) offer direct power delivery to the application, as well as the...

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...

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...

Nordic Semiconductor's nRF52/nRF53 series of SOC (System On Chip) devices embed a powerful ARM microprocessor and is compatible with Bluetooth Low Energy and other communication standards. This compatibility provides the freedom to develop your wireless system using the technology that...