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EVERLASTING SOLAR BATTERY FOR BETTER AGRICULTURE

Article number
1015_35
Pages
325 – 332
Language
English
Abstract
Sol Chip has developed a breakthrough technology addressing the needs of remote or mobile devices that operate autonomously to prolong their battery life thus reducing environmental hazard. SolChip™ Solar Battery harvests light energy to power billions of individual appliances.
SolChip™ Solar Battery replaces current discrete and complex solar cells’ based solutions with a simple integrated solution.
Sol Chip managed to integrate into a stamp-size battery the electronics and the solar cell required to power low power applications.
While harvesting outdoor day light, SolChip™ Solar Battery can power the application around the clock, 24 hours a day.
Therefore, SolChip™ Solar Battery can provide continuous maintenance free operation for 10-15 years, eliminating the need to replace batteries during the entire life of the product.
Sol Chip’s first customer from the irrigation field, will use SolChip™ Solar Battery to power its wireless sensors and irrigation valves.
Sol Chip’s technology utilizes low-cost manufacturing, while decreasing design complexity and increasing overall power efficiency, thus reducing system cost by more than 50%. Sol Chip’s product is in beta site stage.
Sol Chip’s solution provides maintenance free solution that eliminates the need to replace the batteries at all.

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Authors
S. Keysar, R. Friedlander , R. Holzer
Keywords
Sol Chip, precision agriculture, wireless sensors, mesh network, photovoltaic, irrigation system, VLSI
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