Conference Article

·2020

130nm DC-DC SEPIC Design and analysis for Energy Harvesting Applications

Ismail Guzeltepe YTU , Revna Acar Vural YTU , Okan Zafer Batur

International Conference on Electrical and Electronics Engineering

Abstract

SEPIC converters, which are becoming widespread in several areas, including renewable energy, are oftern preferred due to non-inverted output, non-excessive switch stress and considerably less input current ripple. However, there are not enough studies in the literature on the use of the SEPIC converters in ultra-low voltage applications. In this study; It is aimed to design the effective use of DC-DC SEPIC converters. consisting of integrated active components for very low voltage energy harvesting applications. In this context; using UMC 130nm technology; A DC-DC SEPIC converter, capable of providing a constant IV output with an input voltage range of 150mV-1.6V and offering an output power range of 1.3-7.7 mW with 80% efficiency, has been designed and analyzed.

Keywords

Converters Voltage Ripple Electrical engineering Context (archaeology) Electronic engineering Computer science Power (physics) Engineering Physics

Subject Areas

Innovative Energy Harvesting Technologies ·Mechanical Engineering ·Physical Sciences
Energy Harvesting in Wireless Networks ·Electrical and Electronic Engineering ·Physical Sciences
Analog and Mixed-Signal Circuit Design ·Biomedical Engineering ·Physical Sciences

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