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Micropower supply for sensors Export

Sensors, 2003. Proceedings of IEEE, Vol. 1 (2003), pp. 600-605 Vol.1.

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Miniature, remote, autonomous sensors generally have a relatively large power supply compared to the size of the sensor and sensor conditioning electronic circuitry. An integrated micropower supply made in a silicon wafer offers the prospect of shrinking the power supply size down to the size of the sensor and conditioning circuitry. In this paper we describe a micropower supply comprising a nickel-zinc microbattery integrated in a silicon wafer interfaced to a miniature silicon solar array via an adaptable charge controller that can optimally supply charging current from the miniature solar array to the microbattery.


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