• Hrishikesh
• September 15, 2016
• News, Wireless
• energy harvesting, Internet of Things, murata, nodes, wireless
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Energy storage cells designed by Murata specifically for wireless sensor nodes are powered by energy harvesting Rather than using supercapacitor technology, which the firm decided is too leaky, it went for a lithium ion electro-chemical system -like a phone battery but modified to extend cycle-life, broaden temperature range, reduce self-discharge, and raise power delivery. To get these improvements, Murata sacrificed …