Cymbet Corporation, Elk River, MN, has introduced EnerChip™ rechargeable solid state batteries for various Wearable Technology (WT) and Internet of Things (IoT) devices. EnerChip chip-scale batteries are completely solid state and fabricated using semiconductor processes. The EnerChip bare die batteries can be integrated directly into small WT and IoT System in Package products using standard wire bond or bumped die attachment mechanisms. They are offered in standard plastic packages that ship on tape and reel, use standard Surface Mount Technology assembly and are reflow solderable. EnerChips batteries never need changing and are charged using Energy Harvesting or Wireless Charging.

EnerChip rechargeable solid state batteries have a footprint as small as the CBC005 bare die that is 1.37mm x 0.85mm x 175 microns thick. Packaged batteries with integrated power management, and an optional ultra-low power Real Time Clock, range from 4 x 5 x 0.9mm to 9 x 9 x 0.9mm depending on battery capacity size. They meet all standards and certifications including RoHS, REACH, UN Air Transportation Safety, and WEEE disposal. Additionally, in vivo and in vitro tests of the bare die batteries have shown them to be 100% noncytotoxic, making them ideal for powering medical products.

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    This article first appeared in the August, 2014 issue of Medical Design Briefs Magazine (Vol. 4 No. 8).

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