Choose your path to energy recovery.

Start with your application: evaluate a USB device on existing equipment, integrate CC-100 hardware into a board, or explore circuit IP for a chip design. Each path has its own compatibility checks and measurement requirements.

Current RF PowerStic USB energy-recovery device

PowerStic & PowerStic-AI

For existing computers and servers, USB packaging provides an accessible connection to power and ground. CC-100 circuitry targets coupled switching noise; the USB data lines are not connected.

Buy PowerStic through the product page, or discuss PowerStic-AI for a server pilot. Confirm the model, availability, quantity, and evaluation method before a wider rollout.

Building a board or designing a chip?

CC-100, PowerPad & PowerGrid

CC-100 hardware supports board-level evaluation. PowerPad targets power and ground bond-pad integration; PowerGrid targets the on-chip power grid. Select by integration location, process, supply conditions, and design goals.

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RF circuit IP

Need to amplify, filter, or rectify RF signals? Compare low-noise amplifiers, configurable inductors, power amplifiers, and RF rectifiers against your frequency, impedance, and output requirements.

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Vehicle applications

For an existing vehicle, start with the product designed for its electrical architecture. For a new vehicle platform, discuss DC-link or power-electronics integration with engineering.

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Build the case before scaling.

Read the relevant datasheet, confirm compatibility, and run a representative evaluation. Base a larger purchase on measured performance, current pricing, and your operating costs.

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