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Posted on September 23, 2022

Voltaic Systems and e-peas Cooperate to Release High-energy, Heavy-duty Module to Power LPWAN Applications

Lithium Ion Capacitors (LICs) are a great alternative to traditional lithium ion batteries in many LPWAN applications. While less power dense, they have a very broad temperature range and a very high amount of rated cycles (50,000+). Combined with the right panel, they can easily last 10+ years and dramatically reduce the costs of battery replacements. We […]

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Posted on September 01, 2022

Energous and e-peas Announce New Wireless Energy Harvesting Evaluation Kit Supporting IoT Industrial, Retail and Medical Applications

Energous to offer training of new evaluation kit – which includes e-peas evaluation boards and Energous’ 1W WattUp PowerBridge transmitter – at SIDO Lyon on Sept 15 SAN JOSE, Calif.–(BUSINESS WIRE)– Energous Corporation (NASDAQ: WATT), a leading developer of RF-based charging for wireless power networks, and e-peas, a global leader in ultra-low power solutions for […]

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Posted on July 29, 2022

Harvesting RF Energy in 3 Steps

Contents Part 1: RF energy harvesting hit the wall of physics but as always, one can adapt. Part 2: Augmenting your RFEH collector efficiency: The role of the Harvesting chain. Part 3: Improving base-band conversion efficiency: The role of AEM PMIC Family. Part 4: Conclusion of these series of conversations Part one: RF Energy harvesting […]

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Posted on July 07, 2022

e-peas’ PMICs go to the Moon as a part of the University of Colorado/NASA project

Hundreds of 5 grams LunaSats powered by e-peas’ solar Ambient Energy Manager – AEM10941 – are going to the Moon to conduct local and distributed science missions. About the project The name of the project is Great Lunar Expedition for Everyone (GLEE). The organization overseeing the GLEE mission is NASA’s Colorado Space Grant Consortium (COSGC) […]

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Posted on June 20, 2022

NICHICON and e-peas Co-operatively Release an Energy Harvesting Power Solution Suitable for Maintenance-Free IoT Devices.

e-peas, the leader in PMICs for energy harvesting, and NICHICON CORPORATION, the leader in miniature lithium-titanate (LTO) rechargeable batteries, combine their unique value propositions of high-performance power management ICs (PMICs) and micro energy storage devices to offer developers an ultra-compact, lightweight, long-term energy supply solution for sensor nodes that don’t require battery maintenance. The collaboration […]

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Posted on June 16, 2022

E-PEAS to Showcase Energy Harvesting Innovations at Embedded World 2022

See the breadth of applications empowered by e-peas technology e-peas – the leader in PMICs and ultra-low power semiconductors dedicated to energy harvesting – will be using this year’s Embedded World exhibition to showcase the breadth of applications empowered by its technology as well as its wide ecosystem and partner network. Visitors to the stand will […]

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Posted on April 07, 2022

E-PEAS Unveils Constant Voltage PMICs for Intermittent Input Energy Harvesting Arrangements

7th April 2022 – Through the release of a further three new power management ICs (PMICs), e-peas is providing product developers with even greater scope to implement their energy harvesting systems. The innovative engineering breakthroughs of these new devices include constant input voltage regulation, making them uniquely optimized for intermittent and pulsed power inputs, complementary to the existing […]

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Posted on January 25, 2022

New Solar Tracker Opens Up New Opportunities for Long-term Bird Tracking: e-peas, Movetech Telemetry, and Miromico

Tracking migrating animals is a serious challenge Researchers and conservation organisations need to track small animals for several years. Replacing batteries has become a major problem for industries and research centers that deploy a big amount of tracking sensors and need reliable uninterrupted data. Some batteries run out of power earlier than others, some of […]

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