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    PSDcast: Interviews, Insights, and Vision

    PSDcast (also known as Podcast) by Power Systems Design are moderated and produced by PSD's editorial staff.

    PSDcast are audio interviews on relevant topics to the power electronics industry and are conducted with subject matter experts from the power electronics industry, academic institutions and relevant industry associations.

    PSDcast - Neil Cannon of EnOcean on energy harvesting in smart devices
    11/05/2016

    In this PSDcast,EnOcean's new President for North America, Neil Cannon talks to Alix Paultre of Power Systems Design about using energy harvesting technology to drive intelligent embedded systems. From wearables to smart lighting, the IoT will involve a lot of remote systems that may not have access to ready power. EnOcean recently released energy-harvesting wireless modules for 2.4 GHz BLE systems, complementing existing wireless technology on the sub 1 GHz band, and ZigBee wireless products on the 2.4 GHz frequency band.

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