Energy harvesting can deliver a surprisingly wide range of power – from just a few microwatts to several watts – enough to run many types of low-power electronic devices.
These include:
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Wireless sensors (temperature, humidity, occupancy, etc.)
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Asset trackers
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Smart building and industrial IoT systems
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Wearables and remote monitoring equipment
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Environmental and agricultural sensors, medical devices, and remote controls
With the right energy-harvesting PMIC, devices can run reliably for years with minimal maintenance, powered entirely by the energy already present in their surroundings — whether from light, heat, vibration, or RF signals.
As demand for sustainable, maintenance-free technology grows, energy harvesting is quickly becoming a cornerstone of the energy autonomous IoT evolution.
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