A sub-µA power management circuit in 0.18µm CMOS for energy harvesters

B. Mishra, C. Botteron, G. Tasselli, C. Robert, P. Farine
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We explore a miniature sensor node that could be placed in an environment which would interrogate, take decisions and transmit autonomously and seamlessly without the need of a battery. With the system completely powered by an energy harvester for autonomous operation, the power management becomes crucial. In this paper, we propose an ultra low power management circuit implemented in 0.18µm CMOS technology. As part of a stringent power requirements and very limited power offered by the energy harvesters, the proposed circuit provides a nanowatt power management scheme. Using post-layout simulation, we have evaluated the power consumption of the proposed power management unit (PMU) and report results that compares favorably to the state of the art.
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一种用于能量采集器的0.18µm CMOS亚µA电源管理电路
我们探索了一种微型传感器节点,它可以放置在一个环境中,在不需要电池的情况下,自动、无缝地进行询问、做出决定和传输。由于该系统完全由能量采集器供电以实现自主运行,因此电源管理变得至关重要。在本文中,我们提出了一种采用0.18µm CMOS技术实现的超低功耗管理电路。作为能量采集器严格的功率要求和非常有限的功率的一部分,所提出的电路提供了一个纳米瓦功率管理方案。利用布局后仿真,我们评估了所提出的电源管理单元(PMU)的功耗,并报告了与最先进的电源管理单元相比具有优势的结果。
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