Energy Harvesting Modules
Energy Harvesting Modules are specialized components designed to capture and convert ambient energy from the surrounding environment into usable electrical energy. These modules utilize various energy harvesting technologies such as solar, thermal, kinetic (vibration), and radio frequency (RF) to harvest energy from sources like sunlight, heat, motion, and electromagnetic waves. Energy Harvesting Modules find applications in wireless sensor networks, IoT devices, wearable electronics, smart buildings, remote monitoring systems, and other applications where access to traditional power sources is limited or impractical. Leading manufacturers of Energy Harvesting Modules include EnOcean, Texas Instruments, Linear Technology (now part of Analog Devices), STMicroelectronics, and Microchip Technology, offering a variety of solutions to enable energy-efficient and sustainable electronic systems.