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Integrated Circuit Technology for Efficient Solar Applications

Posted on Tuesday, February 17, 2009 posted by posted by Mak @ 8:50 PM

The Austin-based chip manufacturer Freescale Semiconductor Inc. designed a new circuit technology the company at its Tempe facility.Freescale's integrated circuit converts the limited amount of energy produced by solar cells into enough voltage to power products. Using a special configuration that Freescale engineers designed, the integrated circuit takes the energy output from a solar cell and converts it to 5 volts, or enough energy to charge batteries inside a particular device.

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