It has cold start through ultra-low power energy, programmable dynamic MPPT and programmable under-voltage and over-voltage threshold settings. These characteristics make it possible to design micro-environmental energy harvesting devices (mainly for traditional solar energy and other micro-environmental energy such as thermal energy, motion energy and even electromagnetic wave energy harvesting systems).
(Everything is on the way. It will be okay in a few days.
June 17
There was a problem with the board before, but now it’s soldered without any problem.
After charging with a desk lamp overnight, the voltage increased from 3.13 to 3.31 (the low-light panel solar panel used has a voltage of about 2.7v and a short-circuit current of about 500ua)
I'll try it during the day tomorrow (it's been raining for the past week)
There was something wrong with the picture but I didn't notice it at the time (it has been corrected)
It's better to just use the boards drawn by foreign experts. It's much better than mine.
Ultra-low power lithium polymer charger via energy harvesting | Hackaday.io
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