Indoor Light Energy Harvesting Reference Design for Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) Beacon Subsystem
TIDA-00100 Reference Design from Texas Instruments
Description
The Indoor Light Energy Harvesting Reference Design for Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) Beacon Subsystem provides a solution where by with just the power of the typical indoor lighting in a retail environment (greater than 250 LUX) the Bluetooth Low Energy chip can broadcast BLE beacons.This subsystem reference design is highly differentiated over existing solutions as it incorporates no batteries: thus eliminating the hassle of battery replacement: battery charging: and saving costs associated with battery maintenance. This solution also ensures that there are no constraints around installation as long as there is typical indoor lighting available. There is also no ON/OFF switch; the entire load connection and disconnection is handled by the power management IC therefore ensuring that the solution is self managing.
Features
Solar cell (Cymbet) optimized to work in indoor lightingUltra-low power with high efficiency DC/DC boost converter/charger that manages solar cellContinuous energy harvesting from low input sources: VIN ≥ 80-mV(Typical)Ultra-low quiescent current: Iq Cold-start voltage: VIN ≥ 330 mV (Typical)Programmable dynamic Maximum Power Point Tracking (MPPT) SPECIAL NOTE: The design documentation shows the CSD75205W1015 which is no longer recommended for new deisgn (NRND). The functional equivalent is the CSD75207W15.
Applications
- Wireless environmental sensor
- Electronic shelf label
- Daylight sensor
- Motion detector
Product categories
- Power management
End equipment reference diagrams
Bill of materials
| Download the bill of materials for TIDA-00100 | Download |
Other documents
| Download TIDA-00100 Design File | Download |
| Download TIDA-00100 Firmware | Download |