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  Energy harvesting PMICs prove a sustainable alternative to primary-battery power across many connected applications.   Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgium, April 4th, 2024 – e-peas, a leader in energy harvesting power management technology, invites engineers to its booth located  Hall 4A -301 at Embedded World 2024 to see just how easy it is to use e-peas PMICs

  Groundbreaking technology enables major CO2 savings and reduces reliance on rare earth materials Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgium — e-peas, a leader in ultra-low-power management and energy harvesting PMIC technology, today announced the closing of a €17.5 million funding round. The investment, led by Otium Capital, reinforces e-peas’ position at the forefront of the fast-growing energy harvesting

Louvain-La-Neuve, Belgium – Jan 8, 2024 – At CES 2024, e-peas, the leading supplier of energy harvesting ICs, announced new additions to its Ambient Energy Managers family, optimized for Remote-Control Units (RCU) and Wireless Keyboards (KBD) design.   Key Features of AEM00920 & AEM10920 The newly introduced Energy Harvesting PMICs, AEM00920 & AEM10920, integrate advanced

Choosing the right Power Management Integrated Circuit (PMIC) can be a complex task due to the diverse range of energy harvesting sources and storage elements available, each with its unique behavior and requirements. Moreover, different applications demand a variety of supply voltage and power, ranging from low-power devices like BLE beacons to robust and powerful