Dialog Semiconductor Introduces First Fully-Integrated Nanopower PMICs for Low-Power IoT Applications

Dialog Semiconductor DA9070 DA9073

All-in-one solution solves design challenges associated with extending battery life to meet consumer demands for increased device functionality

Dialog Semiconductor unveiled its first fully-integrated nanopower PMICs for IoT applications, the DA9070 and DA9073. The new, more powerful PMICs build on the success of Dialog’s first nanopower offerings, further highlighting how Dialog has pushed the boundaries of its PMIC technology to improve low-power IoT applications.

Dialog Semiconductor - DA9070, DA9073

Today’s ‘always-on’ IoT devices such as fitness trackers, smartwatches and smart home products are expected to spend less time tethered to a charger, but expanding feature sets present new challenges to battery life. With board area already at a premium for engineers, new power management solutions are increasingly favored over increasing battery capacity.

Dialog’s new DA9070 and DA9073 nanopower PMICs have been developed to meet this growing demand. The PMICs extend battery life by drawing < 1 µA quiescent current for each of its step-down regulators that power always-on components within the system, and combine all key power management functions to reduce board area by 25 percent compared to discrete regulators. Developers also have the option of creating a battery fuel gauge solution with the DA9070, using the integrated voltage and current monitors.

While other solutions on the market may integrate a handful of functions, Dialog’s new nanopower PMICs provide system designers an all-in-one power management solution. By doing so, the PMICs not only help extend battery life for IoT devices, but also minimize valuable board area for developers.

DA9070/DA9073 Demo Board
DA9070/DA9073 Demo Board.
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