Reference Designs
Smart Meter Power Management Solution with Energy Buffering Reference Design
Texas Instruments
Smart Wireless Sensors are typically powered by Long-Life Batteries Like LiSoCl2 chemistry which are limited in current. However: these sensors require high current pulses for transmitting the gathered data wirelessly. This Reference Design provides a solution for powering the MCU with reduced current and high current pulses to the radio. These pulses are decoupled from the battery by Energy Buffering.
Features
- Buck (MCU) and Boost (RF-PA) RailLoad Decoupling with Energy BufferingUltra Low IqLonger Battery Runtime by VDD Down Conversion
Product Categories
- Power management
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