The
EnerChip Solid-State Battery
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The EnerChip solid-state battery is a, “battery-on-a-chip” thin film
battery that can provide back-up power ranging from a few hours to
several weeks depending on the stand-by current requirements of the
system. Steven Grady, VP of Marketing for the Cymbet Corporation gives
us an overview of the technology.
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EnerChip
Applications
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The EnerChip solid-state battery can be used to store energy from
ambient sources, like vibration, solar and heat, creating zero-power
devices. Steven Grady, VP of Marketing for the Cymbet Corporation shows
us a few examples of this technology in use.
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The
MSP430 Ultra-Low-Power MCU
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One of Texas Instruments product lines is dedicated to ultra-low-power
applications. At the heart of those applications is the MSP430 processor
allowing engineers to design radio and other applications from harvested
energy. Adrian Valenzuele, a Product Marketing Engineer at TI shows us
the technology and some applications.
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The
Batteryless Remote Control
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Arveni is a European company that has developed a system remote that is
powered by the ambient energy the user applies to the buttons on the
remote control. While the technology is still being proto-typed, we got
an exclusive look at the worlds only batteryless remote control.
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