A power management integrated circuit for an energy autonomous device is presented. It is based on a configurable 2:1 switched capacitor converter that is capable of delivering a maximum current to always-on and duty-cycled loads equal to 5 μ A and 2 mA, respectively, from a thin-film 4.2-V lithium battery. The circuit is designed and implemented using the 0.8-μ m CMOS transistors of a BCD technology and exploits off-chip ceramic capacitors. Power conversion efficiency as high as 93% in the active mode and 80% in the sleep mode, despite the large variation range of the output current, is achieved.
Switched-Capacitor Power Management Integrated Circuit for Autonomous Internet of Things Node
Grasso, A. D.
Primo
Investigation
;Palumbo, G.Investigation
;Pennisi, S.Investigation
2018
Abstract
A power management integrated circuit for an energy autonomous device is presented. It is based on a configurable 2:1 switched capacitor converter that is capable of delivering a maximum current to always-on and duty-cycled loads equal to 5 μ A and 2 mA, respectively, from a thin-film 4.2-V lithium battery. The circuit is designed and implemented using the 0.8-μ m CMOS transistors of a BCD technology and exploits off-chip ceramic capacitors. Power conversion efficiency as high as 93% in the active mode and 80% in the sleep mode, despite the large variation range of the output current, is achieved.File in questo prodotto:
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