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With an input voltage range of 0.3 V to 5.5 V, the Lithium Ion Capacitor Solar Charger device is a high efficiency, low power, low voltage, monolithic step-up converter that can maximise the energy produced by even a single solar cell (or fuel cell), where low input voltage handling capability is crucial.
The incorporated MPPT algorithm enables the Lithium Ion Capacitor Solar Chargerto provide optimal efficiency in terms of power extracted from the cells and transmitted to the output, regardless of changing external factors (such as irradiation, dirt, or temperature).
The Global Lithium Ion Capacitor Solar Charger market accounted for $XX Billion in 2022 and is anticipated to reach $XX Billion by 2030, registering a CAGR of XX% from 2023 to 2030.
The AEMLIC is a 15x20mm board that contains an E-peas AEM10941 Lithium Ion Capacitor Solar Charger. It operates with inside light and effectively transforms solar panel energy into LIC charge.
It has a regulated output that activates when the LIC is fully charged, and when the LIC is running low, a low voltage warning alerts the user to an upcoming shutdown. The castellated vias make it simple to incorporate into other projects, and when soldered onto 0.1′ pitch headers, it fits in a bread board.
This board exists in two different variants.2.2V/80mA is regulated out of V1.Additional 3.3V/500mA regulated output is provided via V3.They also sell other solar energy goods.The AEMLION uses a lithium-ion battery to store solar energy. AEMSUCA stores sun energy.
Because it incorporates maximum power tracking, LIC charging, and a controlled voltage output in a small and simple to integrate circuit, this board is perfect for solar-powered IoT devices.ideal for use indoorsDue to its super low power starting, the harvesting IC AEM10941 is ideal for indoor applications.
Starting with a very low 380 mV input voltage and 3 uW input power, the boost converter operates. By doing MPPT maximum power point tracking every 5 seconds, the IC extracts the most power possible from the solar cells.
