Ultra Low Power Embedded Systems Design

This page lists all the articles I have ever written on Low Power Embedded Systems Design. These will help you optimize your device power consumption.

I do consultancy on Low power where I review customer hardware and firmware to suggest what all improvements could be done to improve the battery back up time.

But, these articles serves as self-help. I really hope more and more engineers will take advantage of the effort I have put in. If you are building battery powered embedded devices, you much go through.

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  1. 10 Most Important Tips for Low Power Embedded System Design
  2. Power Consumption of Displays
  3. List of e-paper displays (suppliers / manufacturers)
  4. IQ of power supply in low power embedded systems
  5. Top 8 Power Profilers useful when developing battery-powered embedded products
  6. Getting started with Ambiq Micro Apollo 3 MCU
  7. Energy harvesting: PMIC, Indoor Solar Cells
  8. Top 7 Challenges in Designing a Wearable Device
  9. Videos on low Power Embedded Systems Design

if you are building a battery-powered embedded device, I want to help you with the experience and knowledge I have gained after working on various low-power projects.

It will happen like this:
I will review your hardware and firmware design and tell you strategies on how you can significantly reduce your power consumption and increase battery backup time. I will also tell how much power we can reduce vs. present consumption.

Two-level of suggestions will be there:
– one which will need the least effort to reduce power consumption
– the other suggestions will need some design changes to achieve the best possible power consumption improvement.

this whole exercise will take 3-5days of effort only (assuming your engineer/team is able to explain things clearly and answer all the questions quickly)


I hope you found this information useful.

If you have any feedback, you can share in the comments section or you can also contact me directly.

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