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27 / 35 page ![]() Micropelt - preliminary - Datasheet TE-CORE /RF v1.4 | Page 27 Thermoharvesting Wireless Sensor System Micropelt TE-CORE /RF 5.6 Energy Storage Simulation The “Capacity” of the rechargeable (battery or capaci- tor) must be entered in mAh as indicated by the re- spective field caption. A capacitor’s energy content needs to be converted using the formula: Some useful unit conversions: CB[mAh] = (U[V] * CC[F]) / 3.6 with U: Voltage of the considered storage unit at full charge, CC : Capacity of a capacitor in Farad CB: Capacity of the same capacitor in mAh Note: This formula does not reflect that a capacitor’s energy can be used only between its maximum charge level and the minimum operating voltage of the pow- ered system. The mAh capacity given on rechargeables usually include this restriction. “Energy Storage” Simulation Ensure the “Voltage” field is set to the voltage of the considered storage unit at full charge. The “Efficiency” field indicates the remaining percent- age of energy from the TGP after subtracting all as- sumed or known losses of the Energy Harvesting mod- ule or other used power conditioning The default value of 70% is at the lower end of the performance. If the attached energy storage features significant charging losses it is recommendable to include these losses by reducing the “Efficiency” value accordingly. Whatever “Efficiency” has been set by the user, it will be multiplied with the gross harvesting power shown in the TE-Power SCOPE main window. The result is shown as “Generated TGP Power”, again assuming that the attached load resistance is matched to that of the power conditioning circuit. For the Energy Harvest- ing module, load matching occurs between 7 and 10 kOhms. The charge level of the energy storage is visual- ized dynamically by the “Stored Energy” battery symbol. The smaller the “Capacity” the faster the indicated charge progress at any given harvesting in- put. The length of the colored bar indicates the percentage of charge based on the set capacity. The absolute val- ue of energy stored is displayed to the left of the bat- tery symbol. Once the stored ener- gy reaches the value set under “Capacity”, e.g. 0.001 mAh, the indicator bar will hit the top end of the scale. Doubling the “Capacity” value will bring it back to 50% in the middle. A green bar indicates charging in progress, red means discharging - due to a negative “Power balance” which occurs whenever the virtuall at- tached load draws more energy than is currently up- plied by the generator. Note: Entering realistic “Capacity” values, e.g. for a thin film battery, will cause the battery charge indication to slow or virtually stop as it always scales to the set “Capacity”. “Harvesting Time” indicates the accumulated active time of the TE-CORE /RF. If it does not transmit it does not charge either. |
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