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Low-power electronics

Low-power electronics are electronics designed to consume less electrical power than usual, often at some expense. For example, notebook processors usually consume less power than their desktop counterparts, at the expense of computer performance.

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History

Electronics

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Low-power electronics

Top relations

related to Implantable medical devices · 5
Low-power electronics → Cardiac, CMOS, Design, Implantable, Pacemakers

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Important terminology

power consumption circuit use battery circuits voltage design processors reduce systems devices used state less watches time low-power clock current

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
the WDC 65C02instance ofbut also several later chips0.80text
the Intel 80C85instance ofbut also several later chips0.80text
the Freescale 68HC11instance ofbut also several later chips0.80text
some other CMOS chipsinstance ofbut also several later chips0.80text
converting mechanical energy from heartbeats or body motion into electrical power.The tight power budget of implantable devices imposes stringent constraints on every subsysteminstance ofand the use of energy harvesting techniques0.80text
including signal acquisition front-endsinstance ofand the use of energy harvesting techniques0.80text
digital signal processorsinstance ofand the use of energy harvesting techniques0.80text
and wireless telemetry linksinstance ofand the use of energy harvesting techniques0.80text
Low-power electronicsrelated to Implantable medical devicesImplantable0.60section
Low-power electronicsrelated to Implantable medical devicesCardiac0.60section
Low-power electronicsrelated to Implantable medical devicesPacemakers0.60section
Low-power electronicsrelated to Implantable medical devicesDesign0.60section

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    Low-power electronics

    Nodes82
    Edges81
    Triples13
    Avg. degree1.98
    Density0.02439
    Components1
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