CN112366938B - Multi-source energy collection system and control method thereof - Google Patents

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CN112366938B
CN112366938B CN202011208052.XA CN202011208052A CN112366938B CN 112366938 B CN112366938 B CN 112366938B CN 202011208052 A CN202011208052 A CN 202011208052A CN 112366938 B CN112366938 B CN 112366938B
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赵文斌
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    • H02GENERATION; CONVERSION OR DISTRIBUTION OF ELECTRIC POWER
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    • H02GENERATION; CONVERSION OR DISTRIBUTION OF ELECTRIC POWER
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The invention discloses a multi-source energy collection system and a control method thereof, wherein the energy collection system comprises piezoelectric, photoelectric, thermoelectric, radio frequency and other energy collectors, a processing buffer circuit, a reconfigurable charge pump, a charge pump voltage conversion rate control circuit, a digital control oscillator, a charge pump maximum power tracking circuit, an MPPT mode control circuit, an arbitration circuit, a sampling and holding comparator, a fixed conduction time comparator and a self-starting circuit. The reconfigurable charge pump improves the conversion efficiency and enlarges the input voltage range by adjusting the voltage conversion rate and the switch working frequency. The self-adaptive control circuit controls the output voltage of the system by adopting a fixed conduction time method, and the generated peak voltage is multiplexed to control the working state of the charge pump, so that the complexity of the circuit is reduced, and the power consumption of the system is reduced.

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Multi-source energy collection system and control method thereof
Technical Field
The invention belongs to the technical field of micro-energy collection, and particularly relates to a multi-source energy collection system and a control method thereof.
Background
The continuous development of low-power integrated circuit technology enables wireless sensors, wearable devices and the like to be widely applied. At present, wireless sensors and wearable equipment are mainly powered by batteries, and the batteries are short in endurance time, limited in service life, complex in maintenance and replacement, high in cost and the like. The energy collection technology is considered as a battery replacement technology with the most potential in the field by industry public, and becomes a hot spot of domestic and foreign research in recent years.
The single-source energy collection technology has been widely researched, but the single-source energy collection technology generally has the defects of single energy acquisition, limited application scene, low reliability and the like, and the multi-source energy collection technology can well overcome the defects by comprehensively collecting various environmental energies. Compared with a single-source energy collection design technology, the multi-source energy collection design technology is far from mature. The problems that the number of energy which can be collected simultaneously is small, large inductance outside a chip is required to be used, self-starting cannot be achieved, the wide input power range and the wide input voltage range cannot be adapted, and maximum power point tracking of each type of energy lack of response exists at present.
Disclosure of Invention
In order to solve the problem of the defects of the existing energy collection system chip design proposed by the background art, the invention provides a multi-source energy collection system and a control method thereof, so as to adapt to a wider input voltage range and a wider input power range.
In order to achieve the technical purpose, the technical scheme of the invention is as follows:
a multi-source energy collecting system comprises a piezoelectric energy collector, a photoelectric energy collector, a thermoelectric energy collector, a radio frequency antenna energy collector, a piezoelectric processing and buffering circuit, a photoelectric processing and buffering circuit, a thermoelectric processing and buffering circuit, a radio frequency processing and buffering circuit, a reconfigurable charge pump, a charge pump voltage Conversion Rate (CR) control circuit, a digital control oscillator, a reconfigurable charge pump Maximum Power Point Tracking (MPPT) control circuit, an MPPT mode control circuit, an arbitration circuit, a sample-hold comparator, a fixed conduction time comparator and a self-starting circuit;
the photoelectric processing and buffering circuit comprises a photoelectric interface circuit and a first switch S1And a photoelectric buffer capacitor CPVOutput V of the opto-electronic interface circuitPVConnecting photoelectric buffer capacitor CPVUpper plate of and first switch S1One terminal of (1), a photoelectric buffer capacitor CPVThe lower polar plate is connected with the ground wire, the first switch S1The other end of the reconfigurable charge pump is connected with an IN voltage input end of the reconfigurable charge pump;
the thermoelectric processing and buffering circuit comprises a thermoelectric interface circuit and a second switch S2Thermoelectric buffer capacitor CTEGOutput V of the thermoelectric interface circuitTEGConnecting thermoelectric buffer capacitor CTEGAnd the second switch S2One terminal of (1), a thermoelectric buffer capacitor CTEGThe lower polar plate is connected with the ground wire, and a second switch S2The other end of the reconfigurable charge pump is connected with an IN voltage input end of the reconfigurable charge pump;
the radio frequency energy processing and buffering circuit comprises a radio frequency interface circuit and a third switch S3Radio frequency buffer capacitor CRFOutput V of the RF interface circuitRFConnecting radio frequency buffer capacitor CRFUpper plate and third switch S3One terminal of (1), a radio frequency buffer capacitor CRFThe lower polar plate is connected with the ground wire, and a third switch S3The other end of the reconfigurable charge pump is connected with an IN voltage input end of the reconfigurable charge pump;
the piezoelectric processing and buffering circuit comprises a piezoelectric interface circuit and a piezoelectric buffering capacitor CPZThe output VDD of the piezoelectric interface circuit is connected with a piezoelectric buffer capacitor CPZUpper electrode plate of, piezoelectric buffer capacitor CPZThe lower polar plate is connected with a ground wire;
the self-starting circuit comprises an under-voltage locking circuit and a first inverter INV1And a fourth switch S4A first comparator COMP1The VDD input end of the undervoltage locking circuit is connected with the output VDD of the piezoelectric interface circuit, and the UVLO output end of the undervoltage locking circuit is connected with the first inverter INV1The first inverter INV1The output end of the first switch is connected with the RESET input end of the photoelectric interface circuit, the RESET input end of the thermoelectric interface circuit, the RESET input end of the arbitration circuit, the RESET input end of the reconfigurable charge pump MPPT control circuit and the fourth switch S4One end of the fourth switch is connected with the output VDD of the piezoelectric interface circuit4The other end is connected with an OUT output end of the reconfigurable charge pump, and a first comparator COMP1The positive phase input end of the first comparator COMP is connected with the output VDD of the piezoelectric interface circuit1Negative phase input terminal of the first reference voltage VREF1First comparator COMP1Is connected with a fourth switch S4The control terminal of (1); output signal REQ of an opto-electrical interface circuitPVOutput signal REQ of thermoelectric interface circuitTEGOutput signal REQ of radio frequency interface circuitRFRespectively connected to the input end of the arbitration circuit and the output signal EON of the arbitration circuitPVEON accessing MPPT mode control circuitPVEON of signal input end and reconfigurable charge pump MPPT control circuitPVSignal input terminal and first switch S1Control terminal of (2), output signal EON of arbitration circuitTEGEON accessing MPPT mode control circuitTEGEON of signal input end and reconfigurable charge pump MPPT control circuitTEGSignal input terminal and second switch S2Control terminal of (2), output signal EON of arbitration circuitRFEON accessing MPPT mode control circuitRFEON of signal input end and reconfigurable charge pump MPPT control circuitRFSignal input terminal and third switch S3Control terminal ofFirst AND gate AND1And EN of a sample-and-hold comparatorAROutput signal EN with input end connected to arbitration circuitAR(ii) a An output signal CRT of the MPPT mode control circuit is accessed to a CRT input end of the reconfigurable charge pump MPPT control circuit and a CRT input end of a sample-hold comparator, and an output signal FCT of the MPPT mode control circuit is accessed to an FCT input end of the reconfigurable charge pump MPPT control circuit and an FCT input end of the sample-hold comparator; first reference clock CLKCOTA second reference voltage VREF2And an OUT terminal output signal V of the reconfigurable charge pumpOUTRespectively connected to the input end of the fixed time conduction comparator, and the output signal EN of the fixed time conduction comparatorCOTConnected to a first AND gate AND1Another input terminal of the comparator, the output signal PULSE of the fixed-time conduction comparatorSHPULSE with access to sample-and-hold comparatorSHAn input end; OUT terminal output signal V of reconfigurable charge pumpOUTThe output signal PULSE of the sample-and-hold comparator is connected to the input end of the sample-and-hold comparatorMPPTPULSE connected to reconfigurable charge pump MPPT control circuitMPPTThe output signal UD of the sample-hold comparator is connected to the UD input end of the reconfigurable charge pump MPPT control circuit; output signal MODE of reconfigurable charge pump MPPT control circuitCHANGEMODE accessed to MPPT MODE control circuitCHANGEInput terminal, output signal CR of reconfigurable charge pump MPPT control circuitD3、CRD2、CRD1、CRD0Respectively connected to the input end of the CR control circuit of the charge pump to reconstruct the output signal FC of the MPPT control circuit of the charge pumpD3、FCD2、FCD1、FCD0Respectively accessing to the input ends of the numerically controlled oscillators; seven output signals SM 1-SM 7 of the charge pump CR control circuit are connected to the CR input end of the reconfigurable charge pump; output signal CLK of a digitally controlled oscillatorCPSwitching in a CLK input end of the reconfigurable charge pump; first AND gate AND1Output signal EN ofCPThe EN input end of the reconfigurable charge pump is accessed; the output end OUT of the reconfigurable charge pump passes through a capacitor COUTAnd a ground line.
Further, the reconfigurable charge pump comprises a first stage charge pump, a second stage charge pump, a third stage charge pump and a fourth stage charge pump;
the first stage charge pump comprises fifth to tenth switches S5~S10A first capacitor C1And a second capacitor C2AND gates AND2~AND5A first non-overlapping signal generating circuit NO1 and a second non-overlapping signal generating circuit NO 2;
the first stage charge pump input voltage VINSwitched in to the fifth switch S5And a sixth switch S6And a ninth switch S9And a tenth switch S10One end of (1), a fifth switch S5The other end of the first capacitor C is connected to1Upper pole plate of (1), sixth switch S6The other end of the first capacitor is connected to a second capacitor C2Upper pole plate of (1), ninth switch S9The other end of the first capacitor C is connected to1Lower pole plate and seventh switch S7One end of (1), a tenth switch S10Is connected with a second capacitor C2Lower pole plate and eighth switch S8One end of (1), a seventh switch S7The other end of the first switch S is connected with the ground wire, and an eighth switch S8The other end of the first AND gate AND line, a second AND gate AND line2AND fifth AND gate AND5Has an input terminal connected with input signals S1N AND SM1, a second AND gate AND2Is connected with the fifth switch S5Control terminal of, fifth AND gate AND5Is connected to the input of the second non-overlapping signal generating circuit NO2, a third AND gate AND3AND fourth AND gate AND4Is connected to the input signals S1P AND SM1, a third AND gate AND3Is connected with a sixth switch S6Control terminal of, fourth AND gate AND4Is connected to an input terminal of a first non-overlapping signal generating circuit NO1, an output terminal of an N terminal of the first non-overlapping signal generating circuit NO1 is connected to a seventh switch S7The P terminal output of the first non-overlapping signal generating circuit NO1 is connected to the ninth switch S9The output of the N terminal of the second non-overlapping signal generating circuit NO2 is connected to the eighth switch S8A P terminal of the second non-overlapping signal generating circuit NO2 is connected to a tenth switch S10
The second stage charge pump comprises eleventh to eighteenth switches S11~S18A third capacitor C3And a fourth capacitance C4AND AND gates of the sixth to ninth6~AND9A third non-overlapping signal generating circuit NO3 and a fourth non-overlapping signal generating circuit NO4, a first demultiplexer DEMUX1 and a second demultiplexer DEMUX 2;
the eleventh switch S11And an eighteenth switch S18Is connected to the output V1L of the first stage charge pump, a twelfth switch S12And a seventeenth switch S17Is connected to the output V1R of the first stage charge pump, a fifteenth switch S15And a sixteenth switch S16Is connected to the input voltage V of the reconfigurable charge pumpINThe eleventh switch S11Is connected at the other end to a third capacitance C3Upper pole plate of (1), twelfth switch S12Is connected to a fourth capacitance C at the other end4Upper pole plate of (1), seventeenth switch S17The other end of (1), a fifteenth switch S15And the other end of the thirteenth switch S13Is connected to a third capacitor C3Lower pole plate of (1), eighteenth switch S18The other end of (1), a sixteenth switch S16And a fourteenth switch S14Is connected to a fourth capacitor C4Lower plate of, a thirteenth switch S13And a fourteenth switch S14Is connected to ground, a seventh AND gate AND7AND eighth AND gate AND8Is connected with the input signals SM2 AND S2N, a seventh AND gate AND7Is connected with a twelfth switch S12Control terminal of, eighth AND gate AND8Is connected to the input of the third non-overlapping signal generating circuit NO3, a sixth AND gate AND6AND the ninth AND gate AND9Is connected to the input signals SM2 AND S2P, a sixth AND gate AND6Is connected with an eleventh switch S11The ninth AND gate AND9Is connected to an input of a fourth non-overlapping signal generating circuit NO4, a third non-overlapping signal generating circuitThe N-terminal output of NO3 is connected to the thirteenth switch S13A P terminal output of the third non-overlapping signal generating circuit NO3 is connected to an input terminal of the first demultiplexer DEMUX1, and an N terminal output of the fourth non-overlapping signal generating circuit NO4 is connected to the fourteenth switch S14A P terminal output of the fourth non-overlapping signal generating circuit NO4 is connected to an input terminal of the second demultiplexer DEMUX2, an a terminal output of the first demultiplexer DEMUX1 is connected to the fifteenth switch S15A B terminal output of the first demultiplexer DEMUX1 is connected to a seventeenth switch S17A terminal a of the second demultiplexer DEMUX2 is connected to a sixteenth switch S16A B terminal output of the second demultiplexer DEMUX2 is connected to an eighteenth switch S18The input signal SM3 is connected to the select terminal of the first demultiplexer DEMUX1 and the select terminal of the second demultiplexer DEMUX 2;
the third stage charge pump comprises thirty-first to forty-first switches S31~S41Seventh to tenth capacitors C7~C10The tenth AND gate AND10AND the eleventh AND gate AND11A second inverter INV2And a third inverter INV3First OR gate OR1NOR of first NOR gate1A first NAND gate NAND1And a seventh non-overlapping signal generating circuit NO 7;
the thirty-first switch S31One end of the voltage-measuring circuit is connected with the input voltage V of the charge pumpINThe thirty-first switch S31Is connected to a seventh capacitor C at the other end7Upper pole plate, thirty-two switch S32And a thirty-fifth switch S35One end of (1), a thirty-two switch S32Is connected with an eighth capacitor C8Upper pole plate and thirty-third switch S33And a thirty-sixth switch S36One end of (1), a thirty-third switch S33Is connected to a ninth capacitor C at the other end9Upper polar plate, thirty-fourth switch S34And a thirty-seventh switch S37One end of (1), a thirty-fourth switch S34Is connected to a tenth capacitor C at the other end10Upper plate of and a thirty-fifth switch S35The other end of (1), a sixteenth switch S36Is connected to a seventh capacitor C at the other end7Lower pole plate and thirty-eighth switch S38And a fortieth switch S40One end of (1), a third seventeen switch S37Is connected to an eighth capacitor C at the other end8And a thirty-ninth switch S39At one end of (1), the fortieth switch S40Is connected to a forty-first switch S at the other end41One end of (1), a third eighteen switch S38Is connected to ground, a thirty-ninth switch S39Is connected to ground, a forty-first switch S41Is connected to ground, a tenth AND gate AND10The input of the first AND second AND-gate AND is connected with the input signal S3N/S3P AND the input signal SM610Is connected to an input terminal of a seventh non-overlapping signal generating circuit NO7, an N-terminal output of the seventh non-overlapping signal generating circuit NO7 is connected to the second inverter INV2Input terminal of, eleventh AND gate AND11An input terminal of, a twenty-ninth switch S29And a thirty-fifth switch S35And a P terminal output of the seventh non-overlapping signal generating circuit NO7 is connected to the third inverter INV3Input terminal of (1), first OR gate OR1An input terminal of, a twenty-seventh switch S27And a thirty-third switch S33The second inverter INV2Is connected to the first NOR gate NOR1An input terminal of the third inverter INV3Is connected to the first NAND gate NAND1An eleventh AND gate AND11First NOR gate NOR1Another input terminal of the first NAND gate NAND1And a first OR gate OR1Is connected to the input signal SM7, an eleventh AND gate AND11Is connected to the thirty-first switch S31Control terminal and the thirty-sixth switch S36First NOR gate NOR1Is connected to the twenty-eight switch S28And a control terminal of the thirty-fourth, first NAND gate NAND1Is connected to a thirtieth switch S30And a seventeenth switch S37A first OR gate OR1Is connected to the thirty-second switch S32The control terminal of (1);
the fourth stage charge pump comprises nineteenth to thirtieth switches S19~S30And a forty-second switch S42And a forty-third switch S43A fifth capacitor C5A sixth capacitor C6A fifth non-overlapping signal generating circuit NO5 and a sixth non-overlapping signal generating circuit NO6, a third demultiplexer DEMUX3 and a fourth demultiplexer DEMUX 4;
the nineteenth switch S19One end of (1), a twentieth switch S23And a twenty-sixth switch S26Is connected to the output V2L of the second stage charge pump, a twentieth switch S20One end of and the twenty-fourth switch S24And a twenty-fifth switch S25Is connected to the output V2R of the second stage charge pump, a twenty-seventh switch S27And a twenty-eighth switch S28Is connected to the input voltage V of the reconfigurable charge pumpINTwenty ninth switch S29Is connected to the output V3L of the third stage charge pump, a thirtieth switch S30Is connected to the output V3R of the third stage charge pump, a nineteenth switch S19Is connected to a fifth capacitance C at the other end5Upper plate of and a forty-second switch S42One end of (1), the twentieth switch S20Is connected to a sixth capacitor C at the other end6Upper plate and a forty-third switch S43One end of (1), the twentieth switch S23Is connected to a fifth capacitance C at the other end5Lower polar plate and twenty-fifth switch S25The other end of the first switch S and a twenty-seventh switch S27The other end of the first switch S and a twenty-ninth switch S29And the other end of (1) and the twenty-first switch S21One end of (1), a twenty-four switch S24Is connected to a sixth capacitor C at the other end5Lower polar plate and twenty-sixth switch S26The other end of (1), the twenty-eighth switch S28Another end of (1), thirtieth switch S30And the other end of the second switch S22One end of (1), the twenty-first switch S21The other end of the first switch is connected with a ground wire, and a twenty-second switch S22Is connected to ground, a forty-second switch S42And the other end of the forty-third switch S43Is connected at the other end to V of the charge pumpOUTAn output terminal, an input terminal of the fifth non-overlapping signal generating circuit NO5 is connected to the input signal S4P, and an N terminal output of the fifth non-overlapping signal generating circuit NO5 is connected to the twenty-first switch S21A P terminal output of the fifth non-overlapping signal generating circuit NO5 is connected to an input terminal of the third demultiplexer DEMUX3, an input terminal of the sixth non-overlapping signal generating circuit NO6 is connected to the input signal S4N, and an N terminal output of the sixth non-overlapping signal generating circuit NO6 is connected to the twenty-second switch S22P terminal of the sixth non-overlapping signal generating circuit NO6 is connected to an input terminal of a fourth demultiplexer DEMUX4, selection terminals of the third DEMUX3 and the fourth demultiplexer DEMUX4 are connected to an input signal SM4 and an input signal SM5, and an a terminal of the third demultiplexer DEMUX3 is connected to a twenty-third switch S23A B terminal of the third demultiplexer DEMUX3 is connected to a twenty-fifth switch S25C-terminal output of the third demultiplexer DEMUX3 is connected to the twenty-seventh switch S27A D terminal of the third demultiplexer DEMUX3 is connected to a twenty-ninth switch S29A terminal a of the fourth demultiplexer DEMUX4 is connected to the twenty-fourth switch S24A B terminal of the fourth demultiplexer DEMUX4 is connected to a twenty-sixth switch S26C terminal of the fourth demultiplexer DEMUX4 is connected to the twenty-eighth switch S28A D terminal of the fourth demultiplexer DEMUX4 is connected to a thirtieth switch S30The control terminal of (1).
Further, the fixed-time on comparator comprises a second OR gate OR2Four bit counter, fourth inverseTool INV4NAND gates of the second to fifth2~NAND5NOR, second NOR gate3NOR, third NOR gate3A latch comparator;
the second OR gate OR2And the CLK input terminal of the latching comparator is connected to the input signal CLKCOTThe positive input end of the latch comparator is connected with an input signal VOUTThe negative input end of the latch comparator is connected with the input signal VREFSecond OR gate OR2Is connected to the output signal of the latching comparator, a second OR gate2Is connected to the CLK terminal of the quad counter, and the 0 bit output of the quad counter is connected to the fourth inverter INV4And a third NAND gate NAND3The 1-bit output of the four-bit counter is connected to the third NAND gate NAND3And a fifth NAND gate NAND5The 2-bit output of the four-bit counter is connected to the second NAND gate NAND2And a fourth NAND gate NAND4The 3-bit output of the four-bit counter is connected to the second NAND gate NAND2And a fourth NAND gate NAND4The other input terminal of (1), a fourth inverter INV4Is connected to the fifth NAND-gate NAND5Of a second NAND-gate NAND2Is connected to the second NOR gate NOR2Of a third NAND gate NAND3Is connected to the second NOR gate NOR2Of a fourth NAND-gate NAND4Is connected to the output of the third NOR gate NOR3Of a fifth NAND-gate NAND5Is connected to the output of the third NOR gate NOR3A second NOR gate NOR2Is connected to the enable terminal of the latching comparator, a third NOR gate NOR3Output signal PULSESH
Further, the sample-and-hold comparator includes a fifth demultiplexer DEMUX5And a forty-fourth switch S44Forty-fifth switch S45An eleventh capacitor C11And a twelfth capacitor C12A second comparator COMP2And first to fourth D flip-flops DFF1~DFF4First to fifth DELAY units DELAY1~DELAY5AND AND gates of twelfth to fourteenth12~AND14XOR of the first XOR gate1First XNOR gate1NOR, fourth NOR gate4The fifth inverter INV5
The fifth demultiplexer DEMUX5Is connected with the input signal PULSESHFifth demultiplexer DEMUX5Is connected to the forty-fifth switch S45And the first exclusive or gate XOR1An input terminal of the fifth demultiplexer DEMUX5Is connected to the fourteenth switch S44And the first exclusive or gate XOR1Of a forty-fourth switch S44Is connected to an input voltage VOUTThe fourteenth switch S44Is connected to an eleventh capacitor C at the other end11And a second comparator COMP2Negative phase input terminal of (1), the forty-fifth switch S45Is connected to an input voltage VOUTForty-fifth switch S45Is connected to a twelfth capacitor C12And a second comparator COMP2A non-inverting input terminal of (1), a second comparator COMP2Is connected to a first xor gate XNOR1A first exclusive nor gate XNOR1Is connected to the third D flip-flop DFF3D input terminal of (1), first exclusive or gate XOR1Is connected to the first DELAY unit DELAY1The first DELAY unit DELAY1Is connected to a second comparator COMP2Enable terminal and second DELAY unit DELAY2Input terminal of the second DELAY unit DELAY2Is connected to the third DELAY unit DELAY3Input terminal of, twelfth AND gate AND12And a fifth inverter INV5Input terminal of, the third DELAY unit DELAY3Is connected to the fourth DELAY unit DELAY4AND a thirteenth AND gate AND13An input terminal of the fourth DELAY unit DELAY4Is connected to the second D flip-flop DFF2CLK terminal of, fifth inverter INV5Is connected to the first D flip-flop DFF1CLK input terminal of, the first D flip-flop DFF1Is connected to a first D flip-flop DFF1D input terminal, fifth demultiplexer DEMUX5And a first exclusive nor gate XNOR1Said second D flip-flop DFF2D input terminal of the second D flip-flop DFF is connected with a power supply VDD2Is connected to the twelfth AND gate AND12AND a thirteenth AND gate AND13AND a twelfth AND gate AND12Is connected to the third D flip-flop DFF3CLK input terminal of, thirteenth AND gate AND13Output signal PULSEMPPTSaid fourth NOR gate NOR4The input end of the input end is connected with an input signal CRT and an input signal FCT; NOR of fourth NOR gate4Is connected to the fourth D flip-flop DFF4CLK input terminal of, a fourth D flip-flop DFF4D input terminal of the D flip-flop is connected with a power supply VDD and a fourth D flip-flop DFF4QB output terminal of the first AND gate is connected to the fourteenth AND gate AND14And a fifth DELAY unit DELAY5Of the fifth DELAY unit DELAY5Is connected to the fourth D flip-flop DFF4The fourteenth AND gate AND14And a second D flip-flop DFF2CLR of (1) terminates the input signal ENARFourteenth AND gate AND14Is connected to the third D flip-flop DFF3The CLR terminal of (1).
Furthermore, the digital control oscillator comprises a zeroth PMOS tube M to a second PMOS tube M0~M2And the third to fifth NMOS transistors M3~M5First to fifth oscillation units, sixth to eighth inverters INV6~INV8
The oscillation unit comprises sixth to eleventh PMOS tubes M6~M11Twelfth to seventeenth NMOS transistors M12~M17And ninth to twelfth inverters INV9~INV12Thirteenth to sixteenth capacitors C13~C16
The sixth PMOS tube M6Is connected to a power supply VDD, and a sixth PMOS transistor M6Is connected to a seventh PMOS transistor M7Source electrode of (1), sixth PMOS transistor M6Is connected to the thirteenth NMOS transistor M13And the grid of the transistor is used as the input end of the oscillation unit, and the seventh PMOS tube M7Is connected to the twelfth NMOS tube M12Drain electrode of the transistor, eighth PMOS transistor M to eleventh PMOS transistor M8~M11Source electrode and fourteenth to seventeenth NMOS transistors M14~M17And the drain electrode of the transistor is used as the output end of the oscillation unit, and a seventh PMOS tube M7Is connected to the zeroth PMOS transistor M0The twelfth NMOS tube M12Is connected to the thirteenth NMOS transistor M13The twelfth NMOS tube M12Is connected to the fourth NMOS transistor M4Grid of (1), thirteenth NMOS tube M13Is connected to ground, an eighth PMOS transistor M in the oscillation unit8Gate of (2) and ninth inverter INV9Is connected to an input signal FCD3Ninth inverter INV9Is connected to the fourteenth NMOS transistor M14A ninth PMOS transistor M in the oscillation unit9Gate of (1) and tenth inverter INV10Is connected to an input signal FCD2The tenth inverter INV10Is connected to the fifteenth NMOS transistor M15Grid of (1), tenth PMOS tube M in oscillation unit10Gate of (1) and an eleventh inverter INV11Is connected to an input signal FCD1Eleventh inverter INV11Is connected to the sixteenth NMOS transistor M16Grid of (1), eleventh PMOS tube M in oscillation unit11Gate of (1) and twelfth inverter INV12Is connected to an input signal FCD0Twelfth inverter INV12Is connected to the seventeenth NMOS transistor M17The eighth PMOS transistor M8Drain electrode of (1) and fourteenth NMOS tube M14Is connected to a thirteenth capacitor C13Upper plate of, a thirteenth capacitor C13The lower polar plate is connected to the ground wire, and a ninth PMOS tube M9Drain electrode of (1) and a fifteenth NMOS tube M15Is connected to a fourteenth capacitor C14Upper plate of (2), fourteenth capacitance C14The lower polar plate is connected to the ground wire, and a tenth PMOS tube M10Drain electrode of (1) and sixteenth NMOS transistor M16Is connected to a fifteenth capacitor C15Upper plate of, a fifteenth capacitor C15The lower polar plate is connected to the ground wire, and an eleventh PMOS tube M11Drain electrode of (1) and seventeenth NMOS transistor M17Is connected to a sixteenth capacitor C16Upper plate of, sixteenth capacitor C16The lower polar plate is connected to the ground wire, and a zeroth PMOS tube M0Is connected to a power supply VDD, and a zeroth PMOS transistor M0Is connected to the zeroth PMOS transistor M0Grid and first PMOS transistor M1Source electrode of (1), first PMOS transistor M1Is connected to the first PMOS transistor M1Grid electrode of and a third NMOS tube M3Third NMOS transistor M3Drain electrode of (1) and third NMOS transistor M3Third NMOS transistor M3The third NMOS transistor M3Third NMOS transistor M3Is connected to the fourth NMOS transistor M4Drain electrode of (1) and fourth NMOS transistor M4The fourth NMOS transistor M4Is connected to a ground line, an output terminal of the first oscillating unit is connected to an input terminal of the second oscillating unit, an output terminal of the second oscillating unit is connected to an input terminal of the third oscillating unit, an output terminal of the third oscillating unit is connected to an input terminal of the fourth oscillating unit, an output terminal of the fourth oscillating unit is connected to an input terminal of the fifth oscillating unit, and an output terminal of the fifth oscillating unit is connected to a seventh inverter INV7Input end of and a second PMOS tube M2Source electrode of (1) and fifth NMOS transistor M5Drain electrode of, seventh inverter INV7Is connected to the eighth inverter INV8The eighth inverter INV8Output terminal of the second PMOS transistor M outputs a CLK signal2Drain electrode of (1) and fifth NMOS transistor M5Is connected to the input terminal of the first oscillating unitSecond PMOS transistor M2Gate of (1) and sixth inverter INV6Is connected with the input signal EN, a sixth inverter INV6Is connected to the fifth NMOS transistor M5A gate electrode of (1).
Further, the MPPT mode control circuit includes first to third counters, thirteenth to fifteenth inverters INV13~INV15And fifth to seventh D flip-flops DFF5~DFF7And sixth to eighth DELAY cells DELAY6~DELAY8Fifteenth AND gate AND15Sixteenth AND gate AND16A first three-input OR gate 3OR1NOR of fifth NOR gate5
The input end of the first counter is connected with an input signal EONPVThe output end of the first counter is connected to a first three-input OR gate 3OR1An input terminal of the second counter is connected with the input signal EONTEGThe output end of the second counter is connected to the first three-input OR gate 3OR1The input of the third counter is connected with the input signal EONRFThe output end of the third counter is connected to the first three-input OR gate 3OR1A first three-input OR gate 3OR1Is connected to the thirteenth inverter INV13Input terminal of, a thirteenth inverter INV13Is connected to the output of the fifth NOR gate NOR5An input terminal of the fifth NOR gate NOR5Is connected to the fifth D flip-flop DFF5CLK input terminal of, a fifth D flip-flop DFF5The D input end of the D flip-flop is connected with a power supply VDD and a fifth D flip-flop DFF5Is connected to the sixth DELAY unit DELAY6Input terminal of, the sixth DELAY unit DELAY6Is connected to the fourteenth inverter INV14An input terminal of (1); the fourteenth inverter INV14Is connected to the sixth D flip-flop DFF6CLK input terminal of (1), sixth D flip-flop DFF6The D input end of the D flip-flop is connected with a power supply VDD and a sixth D flip-flop DFF6Is connected to the fifth NOR gate NOR5To the other input terminal, fifteenth inversePhoto device INV15Is connected with the input signal MODECHANGEFifteenth inverter INV15Is connected to a seventh D flip-flop DFF7CLK input terminal of, a seventh D flip-flop DFF7The D input end of the D flip-flop is connected with a power supply VDD and a seventh D flip-flop DFF5QB output terminal of the first AND gate is connected to the fifteenth AND gate15One input terminal of, the sixteenth AND gate AND16And a seventh DELAY unit DELAY7An input terminal of (1); seventh DELAY cell DELAY7Is connected to the eighth DELAY unit DELAY8The eighth DELAY unit DELAY8Is connected to a seventh D flip-flop DFF7CLR input terminal, fifteenth AND gate AND15AND a sixteenth AND gate AND16And the other input of which is connected to the input signal RESETN.
Further, the MPPT control circuit of the reconfigurable charge pump comprises seventeenth to twenty-fifth AND gates AND17~AND25Second to seventh 4-bit reversible counters2~Counter7First to eighth third input selector MUX1~MUX8
The seventeenth AND gate AND17One input terminal of, eighteenth AND gate AND18AND a nineteenth AND gate AND19One input end of the first AND gate is connected with the input signal CRT, the twentieth AND gate20One input terminal of, the twenty-first AND gate AND21AND a twenty-second AND gate AND22One input terminal of (2) is connected with input signal PULSEMPPTTwenty third AND gate AND23One input terminal of, the twenty-fourth AND gate AND24AND a twenty-fifth AND gate AND25One input terminal of the first AND second switches is connected with the input signal FCT, AND a seventeenth AND gate17Another input terminal of (1), a twentieth AND gate AND20AND the twenty-third AND gate AND23Is connected to the input signal EONPVThe first to eighth third input selectors MUX1~MUX8S of3Input terminal, eighteenth AND gate AND18Another input ofEnd, twenty-first AND gate AND21AND the twenty-fourth AND gate AND24Is connected to the input signal EONTEGThe first to eighth third input selectors MUX1~MUX8S of2Input terminal, nineteenth AND gate AND19AND a twenty-second AND gate AND22Another input terminal of (1), twenty-fifth AND gate AND25Is connected to the input signal EONRFThe first to eighth third input selectors MUX1~MUX8S of1Input terminal, seventeenth AND gate AND17Is connected to a second 4-bit up-down Counter2End EN of, eighteenth AND gate AND18Is connected to a third 4-bit up-down Counter3End EN of, nineteenth AND gate AND19Is connected to a fourth 4-bit up-down Counter4EN terminal, twentieth AND gate AND20Is connected to a second 4-bit up-down Counter2CLK terminal and fifth 4-bit up/down Counter5The CLK terminal of, the twenty-first AND gate AND21Is connected to a third 4-bit up-down Counter3CLK terminal and a sixth 4-bit up/down Counter6CLK terminal of, twenty-second AND gate AND22Is connected to a fourth 4-bit up-down Counter4CLK terminal and seventh 4-bit up/down Counter7CLK terminal, twenty-third AND gate AND23Is connected to a fifth 4-bit up-down Counter5End EN of, twenty-fourth AND gate AND24Is connected to a sixth 4-bit up-down Counter6EN terminal of, twenty-fifth AND gate AND25Is connected to a seventh 4-bit up-down Counter7The second to seventh 4-bit reversible counters2~Counter7The UD input terminal receives the input signal UD, and a second 4-bit reversible Counter2D of (A)3The output terminal is connected to the first three-input selector MUX1IN of3Input terminal, second 4-bit reversible Counter2D of (A)2The output terminal is connected to the secondThree-input selector MUX2IN of3Input terminal, second 4-bit reversible Counter2D of (A)1The output terminal is connected to a third three-input selector MUX3IN of3Input terminal, second 4-bit reversible Counter2D of (A)0The output terminal is connected to a fourth three-input selector MUX4IN of3Input terminal, third 4-bit reversible Counter3D of (A)3The output terminal is connected to the first three-input selector MUX1IN of2Input terminal, third 4-bit reversible Counter3D of (A)2The output terminal is connected to a second three-input selector MUX2IN of2Input terminal, third 4-bit reversible Counter3D of (A)1The output terminal is connected to a third three-input selector MUX3IN of2Input terminal, third 4-bit reversible Counter3D of (A)0The output terminal is connected to a fourth three-input selector MUX4IN of2Input terminal, fourth 4-bit reversible Counter4D of (A)3The output terminal is connected to the first three-input selector MUX1IN of1Input terminal, fourth 4-bit reversible Counter4D of (A)2The output terminal is connected to a second three-input selector MUX2IN of1Input terminal, fourth 4-bit reversible Counter4D of (A)1The output terminal is connected to a third three-input selector MUX3IN of1Input terminal, fourth 4-bit reversible Counter4D of (A)0The output terminal is connected to a fourth three-input selector MUX4IN of1Input terminal, fifth 4-bit reversible Counter5D of (A)3The output terminal is connected to a fifth third input selector MUX5IN of3Input terminal, fifth 4-bit reversible Counter5D of (A)2The output terminal is connected to a sixth third input selector MUX6IN of3Input terminal, fifth 4-bit reversible Counter5D of (A)1The output terminal is connected to a seventh third input selector MUX7IN of3Input terminal, fifth 4-bit reversible Counter5D of (A)0The output terminal is connected toEighth three-input selector MUX8IN of3Input terminal, sixth 4-bit reversible Counter6D of (A)3The output terminal is connected to a fifth third input selector MUX5IN of2Input terminal, sixth 4-bit reversible Counter6D of (A)2The output terminal is connected to a sixth third input selector MUX6IN of2Input terminal, sixth 4-bit reversible Counter6D of (A)1The output terminal is connected to a seventh third input selector MUX7IN of2Input terminal, sixth 4-bit reversible Counter6D of (A)0The output terminal is connected to an eighth third input selector MUX8IN of2Input terminal, seventh 4-bit reversible Counter7D of (A)3The output terminal is connected to a fifth third input selector MUX5IN of1Input terminal, seventh 4-bit reversible Counter7D of (A)2The output terminal is connected to a sixth third input selector MUX6IN of1Input terminal, seventh 4-bit reversible Counter7D of (A)1The output terminal is connected to a seventh third input selector MUX7The seventh 4-bit up/down Counter at the input of IN17D of (A)0The output terminal is connected to an eighth third input selector MUX8IN1 input terminal, first three-input selector MUX1Output signal CR of OUT output terminalD3Second three-input selector MUX2Output signal CR of OUT output terminalD2Third three-input selector MUX3Output signal CR of OUT output terminalD1Fourth three input selector MUX4Output signal CR of OUT output terminalD0Fifth three input selector MUX5Output signal FC of OUT output terminalD3Sixth three-input selector MUX6Output signal FC of OUT output terminalD2Seventh three-input selector MUX7Output signal FC of OUT output terminalD1Eighth third input selector MUX8Output signal FC of OUT output terminalD0
Further, the charge pump CR control circuit includes first to seventy-sixth input selectors 4BIT _ MUX1~4BIT_MUX7
The first to seventy-sixth input selectors 4BIT _ MUX1~4BIT_MUX7S of3The input end is connected with an input signal CRD3First to seventy-sixth input selectors 4BIT _ MUX1~4BIT_MUX7S of2The input end is connected with an input signal CRD2First to seventy-sixth input selectors 4BIT _ MUX1~4BIT_MUX7S of1The input end is connected with an input signal CRD1First to seventy-sixth input selectors 4BIT _ MUX1~4BIT_MUX7S of0The input end is connected with an input signal CRD0(ii) a The first sixteen-input selector 4BIT _ MUX1IN of0~IN15The input terminal is sequentially connected with "0", "1", "0" and "0", and the first sixteen input selector 4BIT _ MUX1Output terminal of the second multiplexer 4BIT _ MUX, and an OUT output terminal of the second multiplexer SM12IN of0~IN15The input end is sequentially connected with ' 0 ', ' 1 ', ' 0 ', and ' twenty-sixth input selector 4BIT _ MUX2Output terminal of the signal SM2, thirty-sixth input selector 4BIT _ MUX3IN of0~IN15The input terminal is sequentially connected with '0', '1', '0', and the thirty-sixth input selector 4BIT _ MUX3Output terminal of the signal SM3, and a forty-sixth input selector 4BIT _ MUX4IN of0~IN15The input end is sequentially connected with '1', '0', '1', '0', '1', '0' and '0', a forty-sixth input selector 4BIT _ MUX4OUT output terminal of SM4, fifty-sixth input selector 4BIT _ MUX5IN of0~IN15The input end is sequentially connected with '1', '0', '1', '0', and '0', a fifty-sixth input selector 4BIT _ MUX5OUT output terminal of SM5, sixty-sixth input selector 4BIT _ MUX6IN of0~IN15The input terminal is sequentially connected with '1', '0', and the sixty-sixth input selector 4BIT _ MUX6OUT output terminal of SM6, seventy-sixth input selector 4BIT _ MUX7IN of0~IN15The input terminal is sequentially connected with '0', '1', '0', and '0', a seventy-sixth input selector 4BIT _ MUX7Outputs the signal SM 7.
The invention also provides a control method of the multi-source energy collecting system, which comprises the following steps:
(1) the energy collectors such as photoelectricity, thermoelectricity, radio frequency and piezoelectricity change micro energy in the environment into electric energy, and then the electric energy is processed through a corresponding interface circuit and is converted into direct current energy to be stored in a corresponding buffer capacitor;
1a) the electric energy output by the piezoelectric energy processing and buffering circuit is directly used as a power supply VDD of the whole energy collecting system, and when the power supply VDD is larger than VREF1When the power supply VDD is smaller than V, the fourth switch can be conducted, redundant electric energy is transmitted to the load end, and when the power supply VDD is smaller than VREF1When the current is greater than the first threshold value, the fourth switch is closed;
1b) when the voltage of the upper plate of the storage capacitor of the photoelectric, thermoelectric and radio frequency energy is greater than the threshold voltage VX(X PV, TEG, RF), a corresponding request signal REQ is generatedPV、REQTEGOr REQRFThe arbitration circuit generates a response signal EON according to the priority and latency of the request signalPVOr EONTEGOr EONRF,EONXSignal-driven reconfigurable charge pump MPPT control circuitOutput corresponding CRD[3:0]X and FCD[3:0]_X(X=PV,TEG,RF);
1c)CRD[3:0]The _Xis input into a charge pump CR control circuit to output corresponding SM 1-SM 7 signals to control the voltage conversion rate of the charge pump; FCD[3:0]The signal-X adjusts the frequency of the output clock of the digitally controlled oscillator to control the switching frequency of the charge pump, while the EON is setXThe corresponding switch can be opened to connect the energy buffer capacitor to the input end of the charge;
1d) final arbitration circuit pass signal ENARStarting a charge pump to transfer the charges in the buffer capacitor to an energy storage capacitor C at the load endOUTPerforming the following steps;
(2) in the process of transferring charges from the buffer capacitor to the load by the charge pump, the fixed-time conducting comparator controls the output voltage of the charge pump by taking fixed time as a period, wherein the fixed time TONIs 16 CLKCOTA clock period;
2a) charge pump at time TONAn internal start-up to transfer charge from the interface circuit to the load; at TONFinally, turning on the internal comparator of the comparator for a fixed time to start the output voltage V of the charge pumpOUTAnd a reference voltage VREF2Comparing;
2b) if VOUTLess than VREF2Indicating that the output power at this time is insufficient to maintain the output voltage at VREF2Therefore, no limitation is placed on the output voltage, next CLKCOTWhen the rising edge of the T comes, the next T is started immediatelyONA period;
2c) if VOUTGreater than VREF2When the output power is excessive, EN indicates thatCOTLow, turn off the charge pump, stop transferring charge to the load, VOUTGradually decrease once VOUTLess than VREF2Then at CLKCOTWhen the rising edge of (c) comes, the charge pump is restarted and a new T is startedONA period;
2d) at each TONThe 15 th CLK in a cycleCOTDuring clock, the COT output voltage control circuit generates a pulse signalNumber PULSESHClock driving for the subsequent sampling comparison circuit;
(3) sample-and-hold comparator for use in input signal PULSESHIs driven by (2), each PULSE is judgedSHThe rising edge time of the signal is compared with the last PULSESHSignal rising edge time VOUTThe trend of change of (c);
3a) when V isOUTDuring the fall, UD is low, and V isOUTUD is high level when rising;
3b) when the sample-hold comparator makes a judgment on the level value of UD, a PULSE signal PULSE is outputMPPTThe clock driver is used for the MPPT control circuit of the reconfigurable charge pump;
(4) MPPT mode control circuit for arbitrating circuit response signal EON for each energyX(X ═ PV, TEG, RF) responses were counted;
4a) when the counting times reach a threshold value, the MPPT mode control circuit raises the CRT, enters a charge pump voltage conversion rate adjusting stage and adjusts the charge pump CR;
4b) in PULSEMPPTWhen the rising edge comes, if the UD signal is high level, CR is performedD[3:0]The lowest order bit is decremented by one, and then waits for the next PULSEMPPTA rising edge; if the UD signal is low, CRD[3:0]The lowest order bit is incremented by one, and then CR is setD[3:0]Is saved to CRD[3:0]X (X) ═ PV, TEG, RF), output MODECHANGEA signal ends the regulation of the charge pump CR and starts the regulation of the switching frequency of the charge pump;
4c) also in PULSEMPPTWhen the rising edge comes, if the UD signal is at high level, FCD[3:0]The lowest order bit is decremented by one, and then waits for the next PULSEMPPTA rising edge; FC if the UD signal is lowD[3:0]Adding one to the lowest order and then FCD[3:0]The value of (A) is stored in FCD[3:0]X (X) ═ PV, TEG, RF), output MODECHANGEAnd setting the FCT signal to be low level, and finishing the adjustment of the switching frequency of the charge pump.
Has the advantages that:
the invention adopts the charge pump with adjustable voltage conversion rate and switch working frequency to boost, and can adapt to wider input voltage range and input power range; the whole chip can be realized only by a capacitor, which is beneficial to the miniaturization of an energy collection system; the output voltage of the system is controlled by adopting a fixed conduction time method, and the generated peak voltage is multiplexed to control the voltage conversion rate and the switching working frequency of the charge pump, so that the complexity of a circuit is reduced, and the power consumption of the system is reduced. In addition, the energy collection system chip is self-powered, and the self-starting of the system can be realized under the condition of piezoelectric energy.
Drawings
FIG. 1 is a block diagram of a multi-source energy collection system of the present invention
FIG. 2A reconfigurable charge pump circuit diagram
Operation of charge pump at 8X CR in fig. 2B
Operation of charge pump in fig. 2C-14/3X CR
Operation of charge pump in fig. 2D CR 4/3X
FIG. 3 is a circuit diagram of a fixed on-time comparator
FIG. 4 sample-and-hold comparator circuit diagram
FIG. 5 MPPT mode control circuit diagram
Figure 6 reconfigurable charge pump MPPT control circuit diagram
FIG. 7 is a circuit diagram of a charge pump CR control circuit
FIG. 8 is a circuit diagram of a digitally controlled oscillator
FIG. 9 state transition diagram of arbitration circuit
FIG. 10 is a flow chart of an adaptive control circuit
Detailed Description
The technical scheme of the invention is explained in detail in the following with the accompanying drawings.
As shown in fig. 1, the energy collectors such as photovoltaic, thermoelectric, radio frequency and piezoelectric etc. change micro energy in the environment into electric energy, which is then processed by corresponding interface circuits to become direct current energy stored in corresponding buffer capacitors. In which the electric energy output by the piezoelectric energy processing and buffering circuit is directly used as the whole energy-collecting systemA power supply VDD, when the energy collection system is automatically started, the output electric energy of the piezoelectric interface circuit is in CPZThe capacitor is accumulated, so that VDD gradually rises, when VDD is larger than 1.2V, the energy collection system is started up, and the self-starting mode is entered into the energy collection mode. When VDD is larger than VREF1While, the fourth switch S is turned on4Conducting to transmit the redundant power to the load end when VDD is less than VREF1Then the fourth switch S is closed4And the power supply voltage of the energy collection system is ensured to be stable. When the voltage on the storage capacitor of the photoelectric, thermoelectric and radio frequency energy is greater than the threshold voltage VX(X ═ PV, TEG, RF, and the like), a corresponding request signal REQ is generatedPV、REQTEGOr REQRFThe arbitration circuit generates a response signal EON according to the priority and latency of the request signalPVOr EONTEGOr EONRF,EONXThe signal can enable the reconfigurable charge pump MPPT control circuit to output corresponding CRD[3:0]X and FCD[3:0]X, wherein CRD[3:0]The _Xis input into a charge pump CR control circuit, so that the charge pump CR control circuit outputs corresponding SM 1-SM 7 signals to control the voltage conversion rate of the charge pump; FCD[3:0]X signal regulating digital controlled oscillator output clock CLKCPTo control the switching operating frequency of the charge pump. Simultaneous EONXWill open the corresponding switch to connect the energy buffer capacitor to the input terminal of the charge, and the final arbitration circuit will pass the signal ENARStarting a charge pump to transfer the charges in the energy buffer capacitor to an energy storage capacitor C at the load endOUTIn (1).
During the process that the charge pump transmits the charges from the buffer capacitor to the load, the fixed-time conduction comparator detects and controls the output voltage of the charge pump by taking the fixed time as a period, wherein the fixed time TONIs 16 CLKCOTA clock cycle. Charge pump at time TONAn internal start-up to transfer charge from the interface circuit to the load; at TONFinally, turning on the internal comparator of the comparator for a fixed time to start the output voltage V of the charge pumpOUTAnd a reference voltage VREF2A comparison is made. If VOUTLess than VREF2To show that this is the caseThe output power is not sufficient to maintain the output voltage at VREF2Therefore, no limitation is placed on the output voltage, next CLKCOTWhen the rising edge of the T comes, the next T is started immediatelyONA period; if VOUTGreater than VREFWhen the output power is excessive, EN indicates thatCOTLow, turn off the charge pump, stop transferring charge to the load, VOUTGradually decreases. Once V isOUTLess than VREF2Then at CLKCOTWill restart the charge pump and start a new T when the rising edge of (c) comesONAnd (4) period. At each TONThe 15 th CLK in a cycleCOTWhen the clock is running, the comparator circuit will generate a PULSE signal PULSESHAnd the clock driving circuit is used for clock driving of the subsequent sampling comparison circuit.
The sample-and-hold comparator will be at PULSESHIs driven by (2), each PULSE is judgedSHV at the time of rising edge of signalOUTVoltage comparison last PULSESHV at the time of rising edge of signalOUTTrend of change in voltage, if VOUTDown, UD is low, if VOUTUD goes high. When sampling and holding comparator pair VOUTAfter the change trend of the voltage is judged once and the UD signal is output, a PULSE signal PULSE is outputMPPTAnd the circuit is used for clock driving of the reconfigurable charge pump MPPT control circuit.
MPPT mode control circuit responds to EON signal for each energyXWhen the counted times reach a threshold value, the MPPT mode control circuit can set the CRT high, so that the reconfigurable charge pump MPPT control circuit enters a charge pump voltage conversion rate adjusting stage to adjust the charge pump CR, and each PULSE is provided with a plurality of PULSE signalsMPPTWhen the rising edge comes, if the UD signal is high level, CR is performedD[3:0]The lowest order bit is decremented by one, and then waits for the next PULSEMPPTA rising edge; if the UD signal is low, CRD[3:0]The lowest order bit is incremented by one, and then CR is setD[3:0]Is saved to CRD [3:0 ]]In _X, output MODECHANGEA signal. Receiving MODE by MPPT MODE control circuitCHANGEAfter the signal, the CRT is set to be low, the FCT is set to be high, and the reconfigurable charge pump MPPT control circuit finishes the adjustment of the charge pump CR and starts the adjustment of the switching frequency of the charge pump. Also in PULSEMPPTWhen the rising edge comes, if the UD signal is at high level, FCD[3:0]The lowest order bit is decremented by one, and then waits for the next PULSEMPPTA rising edge; FC if the UD signal is lowD[3:0]Adding one to the lowest order and then FCD[3:0]The value of (A) is stored in FCD[3:0]In _X, output MODECHANGEAnd the MPPT mode control circuit sets the FCT signal to be low level, and the MPPT control circuit of the reconfigurable charge pump finishes the adjustment of the switching frequency of the charge pump.
As shown in fig. 2A, the reconfigurable charge pump of the present invention can change its structure to adjust CR to accommodate different input voltages and reduce charge redistribution loss. The charge pump of the invention adopts a nested structure, so that the number of switches and capacitors is as small as possible under the condition of obtaining higher CR. The first stage charge pump is a voltage-multiplying charge pump, and comprises fifth to tenth switches S5~S10A first capacitor C1And a second capacitor C2AND gates AND2~AND5A first non-overlapping signal generating circuit NO1 and a second non-overlapping signal generating circuit NO2 which convert the input voltage from VINPump to 2VIN(ii) a The second stage charge pump is also a voltage-multiplying charge pump, and comprises eleventh to eighteenth switches S11~S18A third capacitor C3And a fourth capacitance C4AND AND gates of the sixth to ninth6~AND9A third non-overlapping signal generating circuit NO3 and a fourth non-overlapping signal generating circuit NO4, a first demultiplexer DEMUX1 and a second demultiplexer DEMUX2, which pump the output voltage of the first stage charge pump to 3VINOr 4VINThe different output voltages are controlled by the SM2 signal, a first demultiplexer DEMUX1 and a second demultiplexer DEMUX 2; the third stage charge pump is a 1/3 or 2/3 fractional charge pump and comprises thirty-first to forty-first switches S31~S41Seventh toA tenth capacitor C7~C10The tenth AND gate AND10AND the eleventh AND gate AND11A second inverter INV2And a third inverter INV3First OR gate OR1NOR of first NOR gate1A first NAND gate NAND1And a seventh non-overlapping signal generating circuit NO7, the different output voltages being controlled by the SM6, SM7 signals; the fourth stage charge pump is a voltage-multiplying charge pump and comprises nineteenth to thirtieth switches S19~S30And a forty-second switch S42And a forty-third switch S43A fifth capacitor C5A sixth capacitor C6Fifth and sixth non-overlapping signal generating circuits NO5 and NO6, a third demultiplexer DEMUX3 and a fourth demultiplexer DEMUX4, the inputs of which are the outputs of the first three stages of charge pumps, are controlled by signals SM4 and SM5, a third demultiplexer DEMUX3 and a fourth demultiplexer DEMUX 4. The preferable values of CR of the designed reconfigurable charge pump are as follows from large to small: 8X, 6X, 5X, 14/3X, 13/3X, 4X, 11/3X, 10/3X, 3X, 8/3X, 7/3X, 2X, 5/3X, 4/3X.
Fig. 2B, 2C, and 2D are circuit diagrams of the charge pump operation when CR is 8X, CR, 14/3X, CR, 4/3X, respectively, in which only one half cycle of the charge pump operation is shown, and the other half cycle is in the same principle, and devices are exchanged.
As shown in fig. 2B, when CR is 8X, the first stage charge pump generates a 2V outputINThe output voltage of (1); the two-way selector in the second stage circuit pump selects the output (2V) of the first stage charge pumpIN) As input, a 4V is generatedINThe output voltage of (1); the third stage charge pump is turned off; the four-way selector in the fourth stage charge pump selects the output (4V) of the second stage charge pumpIN) As input, an 8V is generatedINAnd outputting the voltage.
As shown in fig. 2C, the first stage charge pump generates 2V when CR is 14/3XINThe output voltage of (1); the two-way selector in the second stage circuit pump selects the output (2V) of the first stage charge pumpIN) As input, a 4V is generatedINThe output voltage of (1); the third stage charge pump generates a 2-3VINThe output voltage of (1); the fourth stage charge pump outputs (4V) to the second stage charge pump in turnIN) And the output of the third stage charge pump (2/3V)IN) As inputs to the upper and lower plates, respectively, an 14/3V is generatedINAnd outputting the voltage.
As shown in fig. 2D, when CR is 4/3X, the first stage charge pump and the second stage charge pump are turned off; the third stage charge pump generates 1/3VINThe output voltage of (1); the fourth stage charge pump sequentially converts VINAnd the output of the third stage charge pump (1/3V)IN) Respectively as the input of the upper and lower polar plates to generate 4/3VINAnd outputting the voltage.
As shown in fig. 3, at each CLKCOTThe rising edge of the clock is clocked by the four bit counter output, which is incremented by one, and the output of the counter is incremented from 0000 to 1110, which is the third NOR gate NOR3Output PULSE ofSHGoes high when CLKCOTThe rising edge of the clock is again temporary and the output of the four bit counter becomes 1111, when the third NOR gate NOR3Output PULSE ofSHGoes low, and a second NOR gate NOR2Output EN ofLCGoing high, the latching comparator starts. If the output voltage V of the charge pump is at this timeOUTSpecific reference voltage VREF2Large, then output EN of latching comparatorCPGoes high, at which point the output of the four bit counter no longer changes, remains at 1111, and the latching comparator continues comparator VOUTAnd VREF2Up to VOUTLess than VREF2Latching the output EN of the comparatorCPGoes low and is next CLKCOTWhen the rising edge comes, the output of the four-bit counter changes from 1111 to 0000, the latch comparator is closed, and the counter starts counting again; if the output voltage V of the charge pump is at this timeOUTSpecific reference voltage VREF2Small, then output EN of the latch comparatorCPAt low level, next CLKCOTWhen the rising edge arrives, the output of the four-bit counter goes directly from 1111 to 0000, the latching comparator turns off, and the four-bit counter restarts counting.
When the PULSE signal is PULSE, as shown in FIG. 4SHComingIf FL is low, the forty-fifth switch S is closed first45Output voltage V of charge pumpOUTSample to the twelfth capacitor C12The above. Then PULSE signal PULSESHVia a first exclusive-or gate XOR1And a first Delay unit Delay1Coming to P1Starting the comparator to convert the eleventh capacitor C11And a twelfth capacitor C12The voltage on the signal is compared, and the comparison result is compared with the FL signal to obtain X1Is input to a subsequent third D flip-flop DFF3The D terminal of (1). Followed by PULSE signal PULSESHCome to P2Is mixing X1Stored in a third D flip-flop DFF3Finally, the UD signal is obtained. If VOUTAt the increase, the twelfth capacitor C12The sampled voltage on is larger than that of the eleventh capacitor C11The comparator outputs high level, and the signal X is obtained by performing exclusive or operation with the signal FL1Low and finally UD high, i.e. VOUTDuring the rising process; if VOUTIn descending, the twelfth capacitor C12The sampled voltage on is less than that of the eleventh capacitor C11The comparator outputs low level, and the signal X is obtained by performing exclusive or operation with the signal FL1At a high level, and finally UD is at a low level, i.e. VOUTAnd is falling. When PULSE signal PULSESHLeave P2The FL signal is inverted. When PULSE signal PULSESHRising edge comes to P3When it is in use, a PULSE signal is generatedMPPT
Each time the arbiter responds to the first PULSE signal PULSE after the state switchSHAnd temporarily, because the voltage held on one sampling capacitor of the sample-hold comparison circuit is the voltage in the response state of the last arbiter, the comparison result of the sample-hold comparison circuit at this time cannot correctly reflect the change condition of the output voltage in the new state. For this case, the following design is made: EN when the response status of the arbiter switchesARThe signal goes low for a brief period of time, causing the UD signal to go high and the FK signal to go low. First pulse when new stateSignal PULSESHGenerating a comparison result X1Then, shield X by FK signal1Keeping the UD signal unchanged and not outputting PULSEMPPTA pulse signal. When PULSE signal PULSESHLeave P2Time-reversal of FL signal and final PULSE signal PULSESHTo P4The FK signal is set high.
As shown in fig. 5, when the MPPT mode control circuit is activated, both the CRT and the FCT are set to low level. When the counted number of the first counter to the third counter to the EON _ X reaches the threshold value, a high level pulse is output, and the rising edge of the pulse enables the output CRT of the fifth trigger to be changed into high level. When MODECHANGEWhen the falling edge of the signal comes, the seventh D flip-flop DFF is triggered7Generates a low level pulse signal that will trigger the fifth D flip-flop DFF5Is turned to a low level, and the sixth DELAY unit DELAY6Is longer than the seventh D flip-flop DFF7So that the falling edge of the CRT will cause the sixth D flip-flop DFF to be activated6The output FCT of (a) becomes high level. When MODECHANGEThe falling edge of the signal comes again temporarily, the sixth D flip-flop DFF6The output FCT of (a) is set to low level.
As shown in fig. 6, when the MPPT control circuit of the reconfigurable charge pump is started, the second to fourth 4-bit reversible counters Counter2~Counter4Is set to 1101, and fifth to seventh 4-bit up-down counters Counter5~Counter7The output of (d) is set to 1111. When CRT is 1, EON is determined if the CRT is at the timePVIs 1, the second 4-bit reversible Counter2Starting when PULSEMPPTWhen the rising edge comes, if UD is low level, the second 4-bit reversible Counter2Is decremented by one, and if UD is high at this time, a second 4-bit up-down Counter2Plus one (not more than 1101). If EON is presentTEGOr EONRFWhen 1, start the third 4-bit reversible Counter3Or a fourth 4-bit up/down Counter4,PULSEMPPTThe rising edge timer changes in the same manner as above. When FCT is 1, EON if it is at this timePVIs 1, the fifth 4-bit reversible Counter5Starting when PULSEMPPTWhen the rising edge comes, if UD is low level at this time, the fifth 4-bit reversible Counter5Is decremented by one, and if UD is high at this time, the fifth 4-bit up-down Counter5The lowest bit of the output of (a) is incremented by one (no more than 1111). If EON is presentTEGOr EONRFWhen 1, start the sixth 4-bit reversible Counter6Or a seventh 4-bit up/down Counter7, PULSEMPPTThe rising edge timer changes in the same manner as above. When EON is reachedPVWhen the output value is 1, the CR output by the MPPT control circuit of the reconfigurable charge pumpD[3:0]Is a second 4-bit reversible Counter2Value of (C), FCD[3:0]Is a fifth 4-bit reversible Counter5A value of (d); when EON is reachedTEGWhen the output value is 1, the CR output by the MPPT control circuit of the reconfigurable charge pumpD[3:0]Is a third 4-bit reversible Counter3Value of (C), FCD[3:0]Is a sixth 4-bit reversible Counter6A value of (d); when EON is reachedRFWhen the output value is 1, the CR output by the MPPT control circuit of the reconfigurable charge pumpD[3:0]Is a fourth 4-bit reversible Counter4Value of (C), FCD[3:0]Is a seventh 4-bit reversible Counter7The value of (c).
As shown in FIG. 7, the charge pump CR control circuit is composed of seven multi-input selectors, with different CRsD[3:0]Will output different SM1 and SM 7. For each multiple input selector, when its output selects terminal S3~S0When changing from 0000 to 1111, the output selector will select IN IN turn0~IN15The input signal of the terminal is used as the output signal of the multi-input selector. When CR is reachedD[3:0]0000, the output signals SM1 SM7 of the CR control circuit of the charge pump are 0001110 in sequence, and when CR is equal toD[3:0]At 0001, the output signals SM 1-SM 7 of the control circuit of the charge pump CR are 0001111 in sequence, when CR is equal toD[3:0]0010, the output signal SM 1S of the control circuit of the charge pump CRM7 is in turn 0000100, when CR isD[3:0]0011, the output signals SM 1-SM 7 of the CR control circuit of the charge pump are 0101110 in sequence, when CR isD[3:0]0100, the output signals SM 1-SM 7 of the control circuit of the charge pump CR are 0101111 in sequence, when CR is in the stateD[3:0]0101, the output signals SM 1-SM 7 of the control circuit of the charge pump CR are 0100100 in sequence, when CR is equal toD[3:0]0110, the output signals SM 1-SM 7 of the CR control circuit of the charge pump are 1101110 in sequence, when CR is equal toD[3:0]0111, the output signals SM 1-SM 7 of the CR control circuit of the charge pump are 1101111 in sequence, when CR is equal toD[3:0]When the output signal is 1000, the output signals SM 1-SM 7 of the charge pump CR control circuit are 0101000 in sequence, and when CR is in the stateD[3:0]When the output signals SM 1-SM 7 of the CR control circuit of the charge pump are 1111110 in turn, when CR is 1001D[3:0]At 1010, the output signals SM 1-SM 7 of the CR control circuit of the charge pump are 1111111 in sequence, and when CR is inD[3:0]At 1011, the output signals SM1 SM7 of the charge pump CR control circuit are 1110100 in sequence, when CR isD[3:0]When the output signal is 1100, the output signals SM 1-SM 7 of the CR control circuit of the charge pump are 1110000 in sequence, and when CR is inD[3:0]At 1101, the output signals SM1 to SM7 of the charge pump CR control circuit are 1111000 in order.
As shown in fig. 8, in the dco circuit, M0-M4 are bias generating circuits, which generate two bias voltages VP and VN for biasing the oscillation unit. The digital oscillation circuit main body is formed by connecting five oscillation units in series through a transmission gate controlled by an EN signal. When EN is high level, the transmission gate is conducted, and the five oscillation units are connected end to form a closed loop to generate a clock signal CLK. The five oscillating units are identical, each oscillating unit is a current starved inverter to increase the minimum delay of the oscillating unit, and each oscillating unit has a capacitor array controlled by a digital signal to control the delay size of each delay unit. FCD[3]Controlling the thirteenth capacitance C13When FC isD[3]When low, the thirteenth capacitor C13The transmission gate between the output end of the oscillation unit is conducted, otherwise, the transmission gate is turned off; FCD[2]Control the fourteenth capacitance C14When FC isD[2]At a low timeFourteenth capacitance C14The transmission gate between the output end of the oscillation unit is conducted, otherwise, the transmission gate is turned off; FCD[1]Control the fifteenth capacitance C15When FC isD[1]When low, the fifteenth capacitor C15The transmission gate between the output end of the oscillation unit is conducted, otherwise, the transmission gate is turned off; FCD[0]Control the sixteenth capacitor C16When FC isD[0]When low, the sixteenth capacitor C16And a transmission gate between the output end of the oscillating unit is conducted, otherwise, the transmission gate is turned off. The four capacitors in the oscillating unit are a thirteenth capacitor C from large to small13And a fourteenth capacitor C14A fifteenth capacitor C15Sixteenth capacitor C16. When FC isD[3:0]0000, all the transmission gates of the capacitors are opened, all the capacitors are connected to the output end of the oscillation unit, and the CLK frequency of the output of the digital controlled oscillator is the lowest, when FC is usedD[3:0]And 1111, the transmission gates of all the capacitors are closed, all the capacitors are not connected to the output end of the oscillation unit, and the output CLK frequency of the digital control oscillator is the highest.
As shown in fig. 9, in the invention, the arbiter adopts a Round Robin priority arbiter (Round Robin arbiter), whose working logic is to continuously cycle through each requester, and if the requester sends out a request, respond to the requester for a fixed time; then judging the next requester, if the requester has request, responding, otherwise, continuing to judge the next bit. When all requesters are judged once, the next round of traversal is started. The maximum waiting time of the requesters is thus made explicit, depending on the number of requesters. A specific arbitration logic state transition diagram is shown in fig. 9. Wherein REQ _ X represents three requests for energy collection, REQ _ X ═ 1 represents that the requester sends a request signal, REQ _ X ═ 0 represents that the requester does not send a request signal; EON _ X represents the response state of the arbiter. The arbiter is controlled by the clock signal CLK _ A, and when the rising edge of each clock comes, the arbiter determines the current request state (states A-F in FIG. 9), and determines the next state according to the signal request state and the current state responded by the arbiter. Assuming the current arbiter is in the RON _ PV state, if REQ _ TEG is 1 when CLK _ a rising edge is imminent, the arbiter transitions to the EON _ TEG state; if REQ _ RF 1 and REQ _ TEG 0 are imminent when the CLK _ a rising edge comes, the arbiter transitions to the EON _ RF state; if REQ _ PV is 1 and REQ _ TEG is 0 and REQ _ RF is 0 when CLK _ a rising edge is imminent, the arbiter will remain in EON _ PV state; if REQ _ PV is 0, REQ _ TEG is 0, REQ _ RF is 0 when CLK _ a rising edge is imminent, the arbiter transitions to Wait state.
As shown in fig. 10, CRD[3:0]X and FCD[3:0]X (X ═ PV, TEG, RF, and the same below) stores CR and switching frequency FC of the charge pumps corresponding to the three energy interface circuits, respectively; CRD[3:0]And FCD[3:0]Is a signal for controlling the charge pump CR and the switching frequency FC output by the control circuit; EON _ X is the response state of the arbiter; counter _ X is used to count the number of times the arbiter responds to a certain energy; CRT and FCT are enable signals for adjustment of the charge pump CR and switching frequency, respectively, which when CRT or FCT is high represents the start of adjustment of the CR or switching frequency of the charge pump; UD is the output signal of the sample-and-hold comparator, and a high level represents that the output power of the output charge pump is greater than the power consumption of the load, and a low level represents that the output power of the charge pump is less than the power consumption of the load.
When the control circuit is started, CR is setD[3:0]The initial value of _ X is set to 1101, FC is set to correspond to the maximum CRD[3:0]The initial value of _Xis set to 1111, corresponding to the highest switching frequency, and Counter _ X is set to 0. Whenever the arbitration circuit responds to a change in state, such as switching from PV to TEG, the corresponding Counter _ TEG increments by one and CRD[3:0]TEG and FCD[3:0]Loading of stored State in TEG into CRD[3:0]And FCD[3:0]And determining whether the value of the Counter _ TEG reaches a threshold value, if so, entering a charge pump regulation stage, and resetting the Counter _ TEG.
Entering the charge pump adjusting stage, the CRT signal is first set to high level, i.e. the charge pump CR is adjusted. In PULSEMPPTWhen the rising edge comes, if the UD signal is high level, CR is performedD[3:0]Subtract one, then wait for the next PULSEMPPTA rising edge; if the UD signal is low, CRD[3:0]Adding one, then CRD[3:0]The value of (A) is stored in CRD[3:0]In _X, the CRT signal is set low, ending the charge pump CR adjustment.
The charge pump CR regulation is completed immediately before the charge pump switching frequency FC regulation is started. Firstly, the FCT signal is set to high level, and at PULSEMPPTWhen the rising edge comes, if the UD signal is at high level, FCD[3:0]Subtract one, then wait for the next PULSEMPPTA rising edge; FC if the UD signal is lowD[3:0]Adding one, then adding FCD[3:0]The value of (A) is stored in FCD[3:0]In _x, the FCT signal is set to low, and the adjustment of the switching frequency of the charge pump is ended.
The above embodiments are only for illustrating the technical idea of the present invention, and the protection scope of the present invention is not limited thereby, and any modifications made on the basis of the technical scheme according to the technical idea of the present invention fall within the protection scope of the present invention.

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1. A multi-source energy harvesting system, characterized by: the device comprises a piezoelectric energy collector, a photoelectric energy collector, a thermoelectric energy collector, a radio frequency antenna energy collector, a piezoelectric processing and buffering circuit, a photoelectric processing and buffering circuit, a thermoelectric processing and buffering circuit, a radio frequency processing and buffering circuit, a reconfigurable charge pump, a charge pump CR control circuit, a digital control oscillator, a reconfigurable charge pump MPPT control circuit, an MPPT mode control circuit, an arbitration circuit, a sample-hold comparator, a fixed conduction time comparator and a self-starting circuit;
the photoelectric processing and buffering circuit comprises a photoelectric interface circuit and a first switch S1And a photoelectric buffer capacitor CPVOutput V of the opto-electronic interface circuitPVConnecting photoelectric buffer capacitor CPVUpper plate of and first switch S1One terminal of (1), a photoelectric buffer capacitor CPVThe lower polar plate is connected with the ground wire, the first switch S1Is connected to the IN voltage input of the reconfigurable charge pumpA terminal;
the thermoelectric processing and buffering circuit comprises a thermoelectric interface circuit and a second switch S2Thermoelectric buffer capacitor CTEGOutput V of the thermoelectric interface circuitTEGConnecting thermoelectric buffer capacitor CTEGAnd the second switch S2One terminal of (1), a thermoelectric buffer capacitor CTEGThe lower polar plate is connected with the ground wire, and a second switch S2The other end of the reconfigurable charge pump is connected with an IN voltage input end of the reconfigurable charge pump;
the radio frequency processing and buffering circuit comprises a radio frequency interface circuit and a third switch S3Radio frequency buffer capacitor CRFOutput V of the RF interface circuitRFConnecting radio frequency buffer capacitor CRFUpper plate and third switch S3One terminal of (1), a radio frequency buffer capacitor CRFThe lower polar plate is connected with the ground wire, and a third switch S3The other end of the reconfigurable charge pump is connected with an IN voltage input end of the reconfigurable charge pump;
the piezoelectric processing and buffering circuit comprises a piezoelectric interface circuit and a piezoelectric buffering capacitor CPZThe output VDD of the piezoelectric interface circuit is connected with a piezoelectric buffer capacitor CPZUpper electrode plate of, piezoelectric buffer capacitor CPZThe lower polar plate is connected with a ground wire;
the self-starting circuit comprises an under-voltage locking circuit and a first inverter INV1And a fourth switch S4A first comparator COMP1The VDD input end of the undervoltage locking circuit is connected with the output VDD of the piezoelectric interface circuit, and the UVLO output end of the undervoltage locking circuit is connected with the first inverter INV1The first inverter INV1The output end of the first switch is connected with the RESET input end of the photoelectric interface circuit, the RESET input end of the thermoelectric interface circuit, the RESET input end of the arbitration circuit, the RESET input end of the reconfigurable charge pump MPPT control circuit and the fourth switch S4One end of the fourth switch is connected with the output VDD of the piezoelectric interface circuit4The other end is connected with an OUT output end of the reconfigurable charge pump, and a first comparator COMP1The positive phase input end of the first comparator COMP is connected with the output VDD of the piezoelectric interface circuit1Negative phase input terminal of the first reference voltage VREF1First comparator COMP1Output PZS is connected with the fourth switchOff S4The control terminal of (1); output signal REQ of an opto-electrical interface circuitPVOutput signal REQ of thermoelectric interface circuitTEGOutput signal REQ of radio frequency interface circuitRFRespectively connected to the input end of the arbitration circuit and the output signal EON of the arbitration circuitPVEON accessing MPPT mode control circuitPVEON of signal input end and reconfigurable charge pump MPPT control circuitPVSignal input terminal and first switch S1Control terminal of (2), output signal EON of arbitration circuitTEGEON accessing MPPT mode control circuitTEGEON of signal input end and reconfigurable charge pump MPPT control circuitTEGSignal input terminal and second switch S2Control terminal of (2), output signal EON of arbitration circuitRFEON accessing MPPT mode control circuitRFEON of signal input end and reconfigurable charge pump MPPT control circuitRFSignal input terminal and third switch S3The first AND gate AND1And EN of a sample-and-hold comparatorAROutput signal EN with input end connected to arbitration circuitAR(ii) a An output signal CRT of the MPPT mode control circuit is accessed to a CRT input end of the reconfigurable charge pump MPPT control circuit and a CRT input end of a sample-hold comparator, and an output signal FCT of the MPPT mode control circuit is accessed to an FCT input end of the reconfigurable charge pump MPPT control circuit and an FCT input end of the sample-hold comparator; first reference clock CLKCOTA second reference voltage VREF2And an OUT terminal output signal V of the reconfigurable charge pumpOUTRespectively connected to the input end of the fixed time conduction comparator, and the output signal EN of the fixed time conduction comparatorCOTConnected to a first AND gate AND1Another input terminal of the comparator, the output signal PULSE of the fixed-time conduction comparatorSHPULSE with access to sample-and-hold comparatorSHAn input end; OUT terminal output signal V of reconfigurable charge pumpOUTThe output signal PULSE of the sample-and-hold comparator is connected to the input end of the sample-and-hold comparatorMPPTPULSE connected to reconfigurable charge pump MPPT control circuitMPPTThe output signal UD of the sample-hold comparator is connected to the UD input end of the reconfigurable charge pump MPPT control circuit(ii) a Output signal MODE of reconfigurable charge pump MPPT control circuitCHANGEMODE accessed to MPPT MODE control circuitCHANGEInput terminal, output signal CR of reconfigurable charge pump MPPT control circuitD3、CRD2、CRD1、CRD0Respectively connected to the input end of the CR control circuit of the charge pump to reconstruct the output signal FC of the MPPT control circuit of the charge pumpD3、FCD2、FCD1、FCD0Respectively accessing to the input ends of the numerically controlled oscillators; seven output signals SM 1-SM 7 of the charge pump CR control circuit are connected to a CR input end of the reconfigurable charge pump; output signal CLK of a digitally controlled oscillatorCPSwitching in a CLK input end of the reconfigurable charge pump; first AND gate AND1Output signal EN ofCPThe EN input end of the reconfigurable charge pump is accessed; the output end OUT of the reconfigurable charge pump passes through a capacitor COUTAnd a ground line.
2. The multi-source energy harvesting system of claim 1, wherein: the reconfigurable charge pump comprises a first-stage charge pump, a second-stage charge pump, a third-stage charge pump and a fourth-stage charge pump;
the first stage charge pump comprises fifth to tenth switches S5~S10A first capacitor C1And a second capacitor C2AND gates AND2~AND5A first non-overlapping signal generating circuit NO1 and a second non-overlapping signal generating circuit NO 2;
the first stage charge pump input voltage VINSwitched in to the fifth switch S5And a sixth switch S6And a ninth switch S9And a tenth switch S10One end of (1), a fifth switch S5The other end of the first capacitor C is connected to1Upper pole plate of (1), sixth switch S6The other end of the first capacitor is connected to a second capacitor C2Upper pole plate of (1), ninth switch S9The other end of the first capacitor C is connected to1Lower pole plate and seventh switch S7One end of (1), a tenth switch S10Is connected with a second capacitor C2Lower pole plate and eighth switch S8One end of (1), a seventh switch S7The other end of the first switch S is connected with the ground wire, and an eighth switch S8The other end of the first AND gate AND line, a second AND gate AND line2AND fifth AND gate AND5Has an input terminal connected with input signals S1N AND SM1, a second AND gate AND2Is connected with the fifth switch S5Control terminal of, fifth AND gate AND5Is connected to the input of the second non-overlapping signal generating circuit NO2, a third AND gate AND3AND fourth AND gate AND4Is connected to the input signals S1P AND SM1, a third AND gate AND3Is connected with a sixth switch S6Control terminal of, fourth AND gate AND4Is connected to an input terminal of a first non-overlapping signal generating circuit NO1, an output terminal of an N terminal of the first non-overlapping signal generating circuit NO1 is connected to a seventh switch S7The P terminal output of the first non-overlapping signal generating circuit NO1 is connected to the ninth switch S9The output of the N terminal of the second non-overlapping signal generating circuit NO2 is connected to the eighth switch S8A P terminal of the second non-overlapping signal generating circuit NO2 is connected to a tenth switch S10
The second-stage charge pump comprises eleventh to eighteenth switches S11~S18A third capacitor C3And a fourth capacitance C4AND AND gates between the sixth AND ninth6~AND9A third non-overlapping signal generating circuit NO3 and a fourth non-overlapping signal generating circuit NO4, a first demultiplexer DEMUX1 and a second demultiplexer DEMUX 2;
the eleventh switch S11And an eighteenth switch S18Is connected to the output V1L of the first stage charge pump, a twelfth switch S12And a seventeenth switch S17Is connected to the output V1R of the first stage charge pump, a fifteenth switch S15And a sixteenth switch S16Is connected to the input voltage V of the reconfigurable charge pumpINThe eleventh switch S11Is connected at the other end to a third capacitance C3Upper pole plate of (1), twelfth switch S12Is connected to a fourth capacitance C at the other end4Upper pole plate of (1), seventeenth switch S17The other end of (1), a fifteenth switch S15And the other end of the thirteenth switch S13Is connected to a third capacitor C3Lower pole plate of (1), eighteenth switch S18The other end of (1), a sixteenth switch S16And a fourteenth switch S14Is connected to a fourth capacitor C4Lower plate of, a thirteenth switch S13And a fourteenth switch S14Is connected to ground, a seventh AND gate AND7AND eighth AND gate AND8Is connected with the input signals SM2 AND S2N, a seventh AND gate AND7Is connected with a twelfth switch S12Control terminal of, eighth AND gate AND8Is connected to the input of the third non-overlapping signal generating circuit NO3, a sixth AND gate AND6AND the ninth AND gate AND9Is connected to the input signals SM2 AND S2P, a sixth AND gate AND6Is connected with an eleventh switch S11The ninth AND gate AND9Is connected to an input terminal of a fourth non-overlapping signal generating circuit NO4, and an N-terminal output of a third non-overlapping signal generating circuit NO3 is connected to a thirteenth switch S13A P terminal output of the third non-overlapping signal generating circuit NO3 is connected to an input terminal of the first demultiplexer DEMUX1, and an N terminal output of the fourth non-overlapping signal generating circuit NO4 is connected to the fourteenth switch S14A P terminal output of the fourth non-overlapping signal generating circuit NO4 is connected to an input terminal of the second demultiplexer DEMUX2, an a terminal output of the first demultiplexer DEMUX1 is connected to the fifteenth switch S15A B terminal output of the first demultiplexer DEMUX1 is connected to a seventeenth switch S17A terminal a of the second demultiplexer DEMUX2 is connected to a sixteenth switch S16A B terminal output of the second demultiplexer DEMUX2 is connected to an eighteenth switch S18The input signal SM3 is connected to the select terminal of the first demultiplexer DEMUX1 and the select terminal of the second demultiplexer DEMUX 2;
the third stage charge pump comprises thirty-first to forty-first switches S31~S41Seventh to tenth capacitors C7~C10The tenth AND gate AND10AND the eleventh AND gate AND11A second inverter INV2And a third inverter INV3First OR gate OR1NOR of first NOR gate1A first NAND gate NAND1And a seventh non-overlapping signal generating circuit NO 7;
the thirty-first switch S31One end of the voltage-measuring circuit is connected with the input voltage V of the charge pumpINThe thirty-first switch S31Is connected to a seventh capacitor C at the other end7Upper pole plate, thirty-two switch S32And a thirty-fifth switch S35One end of (1), a thirty-two switch S32Is connected with an eighth capacitor C8Upper pole plate and thirty-third switch S33And a thirty-sixth switch S36One end of (1), a thirty-third switch S33Is connected to a ninth capacitor C at the other end9Upper polar plate, thirty-fourth switch S34And a thirty-seventh switch S37One end of (1), a thirty-fourth switch S34Is connected to a tenth capacitor C at the other end10Upper plate of and a thirty-fifth switch S35The other end of (1), a sixteenth switch S36Is connected to a seventh capacitor C at the other end7Lower pole plate and thirty-eighth switch S38And a fortieth switch S40One end of (1), a third seventeen switch S37Is connected to an eighth capacitor C at the other end8And a thirty-ninth switch S39At one end of (1), the fortieth switch S40Is connected to a forty-first switch S at the other end41One end of (1), a third eighteen switch S38Is connected to ground, a thirty-ninth switch S39Is connected to ground, a forty-first switch S41Is connected to ground, a tenth AND gate AND10The input of the first AND second AND-gate AND is connected with the input signal S3N/S3P AND the input signal SM610Is connected to an input terminal of a seventh non-overlapping signal generating circuit NO7, an N-terminal output of the seventh non-overlapping signal generating circuit NO7 is connected to the second inverter INV2Input terminal of, eleventh AND gate AND11An input terminal of, a twenty-ninth switch S29Control terminal of andthirty-fifth switch S35And a P terminal output of the seventh non-overlapping signal generating circuit NO7 is connected to the third inverter INV3Input terminal of (1), first OR gate OR1An input terminal of, a twenty-seventh switch S27And a thirty-third switch S33The second inverter INV2Is connected to the first NOR gate NOR1An input terminal of the third inverter INV3Is connected to the first NAND gate NAND1An eleventh AND gate AND11First NOR gate NOR1Another input terminal of the first NAND gate NAND1And a first OR gate OR1Is connected to the input signal SM7, an eleventh AND gate AND11Is connected to the thirty-first switch S31Control terminal and the thirty-sixth switch S36First NOR gate NOR1Is connected to the twenty-eight switch S28And a control terminal of the thirty-fourth, first NAND gate NAND1Is connected to a thirtieth switch S30And a seventeenth switch S37A first OR gate OR1Is connected to the thirty-second switch S32The control terminal of (1);
the fourth stage charge pump comprises nineteenth to thirtieth switches S19~S30And a forty-second switch S42And a forty-third switch S43A fifth capacitor C5A sixth capacitor C6A fifth non-overlapping signal generating circuit NO5 and a sixth non-overlapping signal generating circuit NO6, a third demultiplexer DEMUX3 and a fourth demultiplexer DEMUX 4;
the nineteenth switch S19One end of (1), a twentieth switch S23And a twenty-sixth switch S26Is connected to the output V2L of the second stage charge pump, a twentieth switch S20One end of and the twenty-fourth switch S24And a twenty-fifth switch S25Is connected to the output V2R of the second stage charge pump, a twenty-seventh switch S27One end of (A)And a twenty-eighth switch S28Is connected to the input voltage V of the reconfigurable charge pumpINTwenty ninth switch S29Is connected to the output V3L of the third stage charge pump, a thirtieth switch S30Is connected to the output V3R of the third stage charge pump, a nineteenth switch S19Is connected to a fifth capacitance C at the other end5Upper plate of and a forty-second switch S42One end of (1), the twentieth switch S20Is connected to a sixth capacitor C at the other end6Upper plate and a forty-third switch S43One end of (1), the twentieth switch S23Is connected to a fifth capacitance C at the other end5Lower polar plate and twenty-fifth switch S25The other end of the first switch S and a twenty-seventh switch S27The other end of the first switch S and a twenty-ninth switch S29And the other end of (1) and the twenty-first switch S21One end of (1), a twenty-four switch S24Is connected to a sixth capacitor C at the other end5Lower polar plate and twenty-sixth switch S26The other end of (1), the twenty-eighth switch S28Another end of (1), thirtieth switch S30And the other end of the second switch S22One end of (1), the twenty-first switch S21The other end of the first switch is connected with a ground wire, and a twenty-second switch S22Is connected to ground, a forty-second switch S42And the other end of the forty-third switch S43Is connected at the other end to V of the charge pumpOUTAn output terminal, an input terminal of the fifth non-overlapping signal generating circuit NO5 is connected to the input signal S4P, and an N terminal output of the fifth non-overlapping signal generating circuit NO5 is connected to the twenty-first switch S21A P terminal output of the fifth non-overlapping signal generating circuit NO5 is connected to an input terminal of the third demultiplexer DEMUX3, an input terminal of the sixth non-overlapping signal generating circuit NO6 is connected to the input signal S4N, and an N terminal output of the sixth non-overlapping signal generating circuit NO6 is connected to the twenty-second switch S22A P terminal output of the sixth non-overlapping signal generating circuit NO6 is connected to an input terminal of a fourth demultiplexer DEMUX4, selection terminals of the third demultiplexer DEMUX3 and the fourth demultiplexer DEMUX4 are connected to the input signal SM4 and the input signal SM5, and a third demultiplexer selectsThe A terminal output of the DEMUX3 is connected to the twentieth switch S23A B terminal of the third demultiplexer DEMUX3 is connected to a twenty-fifth switch S25C-terminal output of the third demultiplexer DEMUX3 is connected to the twenty-seventh switch S27A D terminal of the third demultiplexer DEMUX3 is connected to a twenty-ninth switch S29A terminal a of the fourth demultiplexer DEMUX4 is connected to the twenty-fourth switch S24A B terminal of the fourth demultiplexer DEMUX4 is connected to a twenty-sixth switch S26C terminal of the fourth demultiplexer DEMUX4 is connected to the twenty-eighth switch S28A D terminal of the fourth demultiplexer DEMUX4 is connected to a thirtieth switch S30The control terminal of (1).
3. The multi-source energy harvesting system of claim 1, wherein: the fixed-time on comparator comprises a second OR gate2Four-bit counter, fourth inverter INV4NAND gates of the second to fifth2~ NAND5NOR, second NOR gate3NOR, third NOR gate3A latch comparator;
the second OR gate OR2And the CLK input terminal of the latching comparator is connected to the input signal CLKCOTThe positive input end of the latch comparator is connected with an input signal VOUTThe negative input end of the latch comparator is connected with the input signal VREFSecond OR gate OR2Is connected to the output signal of the latching comparator, a second OR gate2Is connected to the CLK terminal of the quad counter, and the 0 bit output of the quad counter is connected to the fourth inverter INV4And a third NAND gate NAND3The 1-bit output of the four-bit counter is connected to the third NAND gate NAND3And a fifth NAND gate NAND5The 2-bit output of the four-bit counter is connected to the second NAND gate NAND2And a fourth nand gate NAND4The 3-bit output of the four-bit counter is connected to the second NAND gate NAND2And a fourth NAND gate NAND4The other input terminal of (1), a fourth inverter INV4Is connected to the fifth NAND-gate NAND5Of a second NAND-gate NAND2Is connected to the second NOR gate NOR2Of a third NAND gate NAND3Is connected to the second NOR gate NOR2Of a fourth NAND-gate NAND4Is connected to the output of the third NOR gate NOR3Of a fifth NAND-gate NAND5Is connected to the output of the third NOR gate NOR3A second NOR gate NOR2Is connected to the enable terminal of the latching comparator, a third NOR gate NOR3Output signal PULSESH
4. The multi-source energy harvesting system of claim 1, wherein: the sample-and-hold comparator comprises a fifth demultiplexer DEMUX5And a forty-fourth switch S44Forty-fifth switch S45An eleventh capacitor C11And a twelfth capacitor C12A second comparator COMP2First to fourth D flip-flops DFF1~DFF4First to fifth DELAY units DELAY1~ DELAY5AND AND gates of twelfth to fourteenth12~ AND14XOR of the first XOR gate1First XNOR gate1NOR, fourth NOR gate4The fifth inverter INV5
The fifth demultiplexer DEMUX5Is connected with the input signal PULSESHFifth demultiplexer DEMUX5Is connected to the forty-fifth switch S45And the first exclusive or gate XOR1An input terminal of the fifth demultiplexer DEMUX5Is connected to the fourteenth switch S44And the first exclusive or gate XOR1To the other of the input terminals of the first,fourteenth switch S44Is connected to an input voltage VOUTThe fourteenth switch S44Is connected to an eleventh capacitor C at the other end11And a second comparator COMP2Negative phase input terminal of (1), the forty-fifth switch S45Is connected to an input voltage VOUTForty-fifth switch S45Is connected to a twelfth capacitor C12And a second comparator COMP2A non-inverting input terminal of (1), a second comparator COMP2Is connected to a first xor gate XNOR1A first exclusive nor gate XNOR1Is connected to the third D flip-flop DFF3D input terminal of (1), first exclusive or gate XOR1Is connected to the first DELAY unit DELAY1The first DELAY unit DELAY1Is connected to a second comparator COMP2Enable terminal and second DELAY unit DELAY2Input terminal of the second DELAY unit DELAY2Is connected to the third DELAY unit DELAY3Input terminal of, twelfth AND gate AND12And a fifth inverter INV5Input terminal of, the third DELAY unit DELAY3Is connected to the fourth DELAY unit DELAY4AND a thirteenth AND gate AND13An input terminal of the fourth DELAY unit DELAY4Is connected to the second D flip-flop DFF2CLK terminal of, fifth inverter INV5Is connected to the first D flip-flop DFF1CLK input terminal of, the first D flip-flop DFF1Is connected to a first D flip-flop DFF1D input terminal, fifth demultiplexer DEMUX5And a first exclusive nor gate XNOR1Said second D flip-flop DFF2D input terminal of the second D flip-flop DFF is connected with a power supply VDD2Is connected to the twelfth AND gate AND12AND a thirteenth AND gate AND13AND a twelfth AND gate AND12Is connected to the third D flip-flop DFF3CLK input terminal of, thirteenth AND gate AND13Output signal PULSEMPPTSaid fourth NOR gate NOR4The input end of the input end is connected with an input signal CRT and an input signal FCT; NOR of fourth NOR gate4Is connected to the fourth D flip-flop DFF4CLK input terminal of, a fourth D flip-flop DFF4D input terminal of the D flip-flop is connected with a power supply VDD and a fourth D flip-flop DFF4QB output terminal of the first AND gate is connected to the fourteenth AND gate AND14And a fifth DELAY unit DELAY5Of the fifth DELAY unit DELAY5Is connected to the fourth D flip-flop DFF4The fourteenth AND gate AND14And a second D flip-flop DFF2CLR of (1) terminates the input signal ENARFourteenth AND gate AND14Is connected to the third D flip-flop DFF3The CLR terminal of (1).
5. The multi-source energy harvesting system of claim 1, wherein: the digital control oscillator comprises zeroth to second PMOS tubes M0~M2And the third to fifth NMOS transistors M3~M5First to fifth oscillation units, sixth to eighth inverters INV6~ INV8
The oscillation unit comprises sixth to eleventh PMOS tubes M6~M11And twelfth to seventeenth NMOS transistors M12~M17And ninth to twelfth inverters INV9~ INV12Thirteenth to sixteenth capacitors C13~C16
The sixth PMOS tube M6Is connected to a power supply VDD, and a sixth PMOS transistor M6Is connected to a seventh PMOS transistor M7Source electrode of (1), sixth PMOS transistor M6Is connected to the thirteenth NMOS transistor M13And the grid of the transistor is used as the input end of the oscillation unit, and the seventh PMOS tube M7Is connected to the twelfth NMOS tube M12Drain electrode of the PMOS transistor, eighth PMOS transistor M to eleventh PMOS transistor M8~M11Source electrode and fourteenth to seventeenth NMOS transistor M14~M17And the drain electrode of the transistor is used as the output end of the oscillation unit, and a seventh PMOS tube M7Is connected to the gate ofZeroth PMOS tube M0The twelfth NMOS tube M12Is connected to the thirteenth NMOS transistor M13The twelfth NMOS tube M12Is connected to the fourth NMOS transistor M4Grid of (1), thirteenth NMOS tube M13Is connected to ground, an eighth PMOS transistor M in the oscillation unit8Gate of (2) and ninth inverter INV9Is connected to an input signal FCD3Ninth inverter INV9Is connected to the fourteenth NMOS transistor M14A ninth PMOS transistor M in the oscillation unit9Gate of (1) and tenth inverter INV10Is connected to an input signal FCD2The tenth inverter INV10Is connected to the fifteenth NMOS transistor M15Grid of (1), tenth PMOS tube M in oscillation unit10Gate of (1) and an eleventh inverter INV11Is connected to an input signal FCD1Eleventh inverter INV11Is connected to the sixteenth NMOS transistor M16Grid of (1), eleventh PMOS tube M in oscillation unit11Gate of (1) and twelfth inverter INV12Is connected to an input signal FCD0Twelfth inverter INV12Is connected to the seventeenth NMOS transistor M17The eighth PMOS transistor M8Drain electrode of (1) and fourteenth NMOS tube M14Is connected to a thirteenth capacitor C13Upper plate of, a thirteenth capacitor C13The lower polar plate is connected to the ground wire, and a ninth PMOS tube M9Drain electrode of (1) and a fifteenth NMOS tube M15Is connected to a fourteenth capacitor C14Upper plate of (2), fourteenth capacitance C14The lower polar plate is connected to the ground wire, and a tenth PMOS tube M10Drain electrode of (1) and sixteenth NMOS transistor M16Is connected to a fifteenth capacitor C15Upper plate of, a fifteenth capacitor C15The lower polar plate is connected to the ground wire, and an eleventh PMOS tube M11Drain electrode of (1) and seventeenth NMOS transistor M17Is connected to a sixteenth capacitor C16Upper plate of, sixteenth capacitor C16The lower polar plate is connected to the ground wire, and a zeroth PMOS tube M0Is connected to a power supply VDD, and a zeroth PMOS transistor M0Is connected to the drain electrodeTo zero PMOS tube M0Grid and first PMOS transistor M1Source electrode of (1), first PMOS transistor M1Is connected to the first PMOS transistor M1Grid electrode of and a third NMOS tube M3Drain electrode of (1) and third NMOS transistor M3The third NMOS transistor M3Is connected to the fourth NMOS transistor M4Drain electrode of (1) and fourth NMOS transistor M4The fourth NMOS transistor M4Is connected to a ground line, an output terminal of the first oscillating unit is connected to an input terminal of the second oscillating unit, an output terminal of the second oscillating unit is connected to an input terminal of the third oscillating unit, an output terminal of the third oscillating unit is connected to an input terminal of the fourth oscillating unit, an output terminal of the fourth oscillating unit is connected to an input terminal of the fifth oscillating unit, and an output terminal of the fifth oscillating unit is connected to a seventh inverter INV7Input end of and a second PMOS tube M2Source electrode of (1) and fifth NMOS transistor M5Drain electrode of, seventh inverter INV7Is connected to the eighth inverter INV8The eighth inverter INV8Output terminal of the second PMOS transistor M outputs a CLK signal2Drain electrode of (1) and fifth NMOS transistor M5Is connected to the input terminal of the first oscillation unit, and a second PMOS transistor M2Gate of (1) and sixth inverter INV6Is connected with the input signal EN, a sixth inverter INV6Is connected to the fifth NMOS transistor M5A gate electrode of (1).
6. The multi-source energy harvesting system of claim 1, wherein: the MPPT mode control circuit comprises first to third counters, thirteenth to fifteenth inverters INV13~ INV15And the fifth to seventh D flip-flops DFF5~DFF7And sixth to eighth DELAY units DELAY6~ DELAY8Fifteenth AND gate AND15Sixteenth AND gate AND16A first three-input OR gate 3OR1NOR of fifth NOR gate5
The input end of the first counter is connected with an input signal EONPVThe output end of the first counter is connected to a first three-input OR gate 3OR1One ofAn input terminal, an input terminal of the second counter is connected with the input signal EONTEGThe output end of the second counter is connected to the first three-input OR gate 3OR1The input of the third counter is connected with the input signal EONRFThe output end of the third counter is connected to the first three-input OR gate 3OR1A first three-input OR gate 3OR1Is connected to the thirteenth inverter INV13Input terminal of, a thirteenth inverter INV13Is connected to the output of the fifth NOR gate NOR5An input terminal of the fifth NOR gate NOR5Is connected to the fifth D flip-flop DFF5CLK input terminal of, a fifth D flip-flop DFF5The D input end of the D flip-flop is connected with a power supply VDD and a fifth D flip-flop DFF5Is connected to the sixth DELAY unit DELAY6Input terminal of, the sixth DELAY unit DELAY6Is connected to the fourteenth inverter INV14An input terminal of (1); the fourteenth inverter INV14Is connected to the sixth D flip-flop DFF6CLK input terminal of (1), sixth D flip-flop DFF6The D input end of the D flip-flop is connected with a power supply VDD and a sixth D flip-flop DFF6Is connected to the fifth NOR gate NOR5The fifteenth inverter INV15Is connected with the input signal MODECHANGEFifteenth inverter INV15Is connected to a seventh D flip-flop DFF7CLK input terminal of, a seventh D flip-flop DFF7The D input end of the D flip-flop is connected with a power supply VDD and a seventh D flip-flop DFF5QB output terminal of the first AND gate is connected to the fifteenth AND gate15One input terminal of, the sixteenth AND gate AND16And a seventh DELAY unit DELAY7An input terminal of (1); seventh DELAY cell DELAY7Is connected to the eighth DELAY unit DELAY8The eighth DELAY unit DELAY8Is connected to a seventh D flip-flop DFF7CLR input terminal, fifteenth AND gate AND15AND a sixteenth AND gate AND16And the other input of which is connected to the input signal RESETN.
7. The multi-source energy harvesting system of claim 1, wherein: the MPPT control circuit of the reconfigurable charge pump comprises seventeenth to twenty fifth AND gates AND17~ AND25Second to seventh 4-bit reversible counters2~ Counter7First to eighth third input selectors MUX1~MUX8
The seventeenth AND gate AND17One input terminal of, eighteenth AND gate AND18AND a nineteenth AND gate AND19One input end of the first AND gate is connected with the input signal CRT, the twentieth AND gate20One input terminal of, the twenty-first AND gate AND21AND a twenty-second AND gate AND22One input terminal of (2) is connected with input signal PULSEMPPTTwenty third AND gate AND23One input terminal of, the twenty-fourth AND gate AND24AND a twenty-fifth AND gate AND25One input terminal of the first AND second switches is connected with the input signal FCT, AND a seventeenth AND gate17Another input terminal of (1), a twentieth AND gate AND20AND the twenty-third AND gate AND23Is connected to the input signal EONPVThe first to eighth third input selectors MUX1~MUX8S of3Input terminal, eighteenth AND gate AND18AND twenty-first AND gate AND21AND the twenty-fourth AND gate AND24Is connected to the input signal EONTEGThe first to eighth third input selectors MUX1~MUX8S of2Input terminal, nineteenth AND gate AND19AND a twenty-second AND gate AND22Another input terminal of (1), twenty-fifth AND gate AND25Is connected to the input signal EONRFThe first to eighth third input selectors MUX1~MUX8S of1Input terminal, seventeenth AND gate AND17Is connected to a second 4-bit up-down Counter2End EN of, eighteenth AND gate AND18Is connected to the third 4-bit reversible countCounter3End EN of, nineteenth AND gate AND19Is connected to a fourth 4-bit up-down Counter4EN terminal, twentieth AND gate AND20Is connected to a second 4-bit up-down Counter2CLK terminal and fifth 4-bit up/down Counter5The CLK terminal of, the twenty-first AND gate AND21Is connected to a third 4-bit up-down Counter3CLK terminal and a sixth 4-bit up/down Counter6CLK terminal of, twenty-second AND gate AND22Is connected to a fourth 4-bit up-down Counter4CLK terminal and seventh 4-bit up/down Counter7CLK terminal, twenty-third AND gate AND23Is connected to a fifth 4-bit up-down Counter5End EN of, twenty-fourth AND gate AND24Is connected to a sixth 4-bit up-down Counter6EN terminal of, twenty-fifth AND gate AND25Is connected to a seventh 4-bit up-down Counter7The EN terminal of (1), the second to seventh 4-bit reversible counters2~ Counter7The UD input terminal receives the input signal UD, and a second 4-bit reversible Counter2D of (A)3The output terminal is connected to the first three-input selector MUX1IN of3Input terminal, second 4-bit reversible Counter2D of (A)2The output terminal is connected to a second three-input selector MUX2IN of3Input terminal, second 4-bit reversible Counter2D of (A)1The output terminal is connected to a third three-input selector MUX3IN of3Input terminal, second 4-bit reversible Counter2D of (A)0The output terminal is connected to a fourth three-input selector MUX4IN of3Input terminal, third 4-bit reversible Counter3D of (A)3The output terminal is connected to the first three-input selector MUX1IN of2Input terminal, third 4-bit reversible Counter3D of (A)2The output terminal is connected to a second three-input selector MUX2IN of2Input terminal, third 4-bit reversible Counter3D of (A)1The output terminal is connected to the third three-input selectionMUX3IN of2Input terminal, third 4-bit reversible Counter3D of (A)0The output terminal is connected to a fourth three-input selector MUX4IN of2Input terminal, fourth 4-bit reversible Counter4D of (A)3The output terminal is connected to the first three-input selector MUX1IN of1Input terminal, fourth 4-bit reversible Counter4D of (A)2The output terminal is connected to a second three-input selector MUX2IN of1Input terminal, fourth 4-bit reversible Counter4D of (A)1The output terminal is connected to a third three-input selector MUX3IN of1Input terminal, fourth 4-bit reversible Counter4D of (A)0The output terminal is connected to a fourth three-input selector MUX4IN of1Input terminal, fifth 4-bit reversible Counter5D of (A)3The output terminal is connected to a fifth third input selector MUX5IN of3Input terminal, fifth 4-bit reversible Counter5D of (A)2The output terminal is connected to a sixth third input selector MUX6IN of3Input terminal, fifth 4-bit reversible Counter5D of (A)1The output terminal is connected to a seventh third input selector MUX7IN of3Input terminal, fifth 4-bit reversible Counter5D of (A)0The output terminal is connected to an eighth third input selector MUX8IN of3Input terminal, sixth 4-bit reversible Counter6D of (A)3The output terminal is connected to a fifth third input selector MUX5IN of2Input terminal, sixth 4-bit reversible Counter6D of (A)2The output terminal is connected to a sixth third input selector MUX6IN of2Input terminal, sixth 4-bit reversible Counter6D of (A)1The output terminal is connected to a seventh third input selector MUX7IN of2Input terminal, sixth 4-bit reversible Counter6D of (A)0The output terminal is connected to an eighth third input selector MUX8IN of2Input terminal, seventh 4-bit reversible Counter7D of (A)3The output terminal is connected to a fifth third input selector MUX5IN of1Input terminal, seventh 4-bit reversible Counter7D of (A)2The output terminal is connected to a sixth third input selector MUX6IN of1Input terminal, seventh 4-bit reversible Counter7D of (A)1The output terminal is connected to a seventh third input selector MUX7The seventh 4-bit up/down Counter at the input of IN17D of (A)0The output terminal is connected to an eighth third input selector MUX8IN1 input terminal, first three-input selector MUX1Output signal CR of OUT output terminalD3Second three-input selector MUX2Output signal CR of OUT output terminalD2Third three-input selector MUX3Output signal CR of OUT output terminalD1Fourth three input selector MUX4Output signal CR of OUT output terminalD0Fifth three input selector MUX5Output signal FC of OUT output terminalD3Sixth three-input selector MUX6Output signal FC of OUT output terminalD2Seventh three-input selector MUX7Output signal FC of OUT output terminalD1Eighth third input selector MUX8Output signal FC of OUT output terminalD0
8. The multi-source energy harvesting system of claim 1, wherein: the charge pump CR control circuit includes first to seventy-sixth input selectors 4BIT _ MUX1~4BIT_MUX7
The first to seventy-sixth input selectors 4BIT _ MUX1~4BIT_MUX7S of3The input end is connected with an input signal CRD3First to seventy-sixth input selectors 4BIT _ MUX1~4BIT_MUX7S of2The input end is connected with an input signal CRD2First to seventy-sixth input selectors 4BIT _ MUX1~4BIT_MUX7S of1The input end is connected with an input signal CRD1First to seventy-sixth input selectors 4BIT _ MUX1~4BIT_MUX7S of0The input end is connected with an input signal CRD0(ii) a The first sixteen-input selector 4BIT _ MUX1IN of0~IN15The input terminal is sequentially connected with "0", "1", "0" and "0", and the first sixteen input selector 4BIT _ MUX1Output terminal of the second multiplexer 4BIT _ MUX, and an OUT output terminal of the second multiplexer SM12IN of0~IN15The input end is sequentially connected with ' 0 ', ' 1 ', ' 0 ', and ' twenty-sixth input selector 4BIT _ MUX2Output terminal of the signal SM2, thirty-sixth input selector 4BIT _ MUX3IN of0~IN15The input terminal is sequentially connected with '0', '1', '0', and the thirty-sixth input selector 4BIT _ MUX3Output terminal of the signal SM3, and a forty-sixth input selector 4BIT _ MUX4IN of0~IN15The input end is sequentially connected with '1', '0', '1', '0', '1', '0' and '0', a forty-sixth input selector 4BIT _ MUX4OUT output terminal of SM4, fifty-sixth input selector 4BIT _ MUX5IN of0~IN15The input end is sequentially connected with '1', '0', '1', '0', and '0', a fifty-sixth input selector 4BIT _ MUX5OUT output terminal of SM5, sixty-sixth input selector 4BIT _ MUX6IN of0~IN15The input terminal is sequentially connected with '1', '0', and the sixty-sixth input selector 4BIT _ MUX6OUT output terminal of SM6, seventy-sixth input selector 4BIT _ MUX7IN of0~IN15The input terminal is sequentially connected with '0', '1', '0', and '0', a seventy-sixth input selector 4BIT _ MUX7Outputs the signal SM 7.
9. A method of controlling the multi-source energy harvesting system of claim 1, wherein: the method comprises the following steps:
(1) the energy collectors such as photoelectricity, thermoelectricity, radio frequency and piezoelectricity change micro energy in the environment into electric energy, and then the electric energy is processed through a corresponding interface circuit and is converted into direct current energy to be stored in a corresponding buffer capacitor;
1a) the electric energy output by the piezoelectric energy processing and buffering circuit is directly used as a power supply VDD of the whole energy collecting system, and when the power supply VDD is larger than VREF1When the power supply VDD is smaller than V, the fourth switch can be conducted, redundant electric energy is transmitted to the load end, and when the power supply VDD is smaller than VREF1When the current is greater than the first threshold value, the fourth switch is closed;
1b) when the voltage of the upper plate of the storage capacitor of the photoelectric, thermoelectric and radio frequency energy is greater than the threshold voltage VXGenerates a corresponding request signal REQPV、REQTEGOr REQRFThe arbitration circuit generates a response signal EON according to the priority and latency of the request signalPVOr EONTEGOr EONRF,EONXThe signal makes the reconfigurable charge pump MPPT control circuit output corresponding CRD[3:0]X and FCD[3:0]_X;
1c)CRD[3:0]The _Xis input into a charge pump CR control circuit to output corresponding SM 1-SM 7 signals to control the voltage conversion rate of the charge pump; FCD[3:0]The signal-X adjusts the frequency of the output clock of the digitally controlled oscillator to control the switching frequency of the charge pump, while the EON is setXThe corresponding switch can be opened to connect the buffer capacitor to the input end of the charge;
1d) final arbitration circuit pass signal ENARStarting a charge pump to transfer the charges in the buffer capacitor to an energy storage capacitor C at the load endOUTPerforming the following steps;
(2) in the process of transferring charges from the buffer capacitor to the load by the charge pump, the fixed-time conducting comparator controls the output voltage of the charge pump by taking fixed time as a period, wherein the fixed time TONIs 16 CLKCOTA clock period;
2a) charge pump at time TONAn internal start-up to transfer charge from the interface circuit to the load; at TONFinally, turning on the internal comparator of the comparator for a fixed time to start the output voltage V of the charge pumpOUTAnd a reference voltage VREF2Comparing;
2b) if VOUTLess than VREF2Indicating that the output power at this time is insufficient to maintain the output voltage at VREF2Therefore, no limitation is placed on the output voltage, next CLKCOTWhen the rising edge of the T comes, the next T is started immediatelyONA period;
2c) if VOUTGreater than VREF2When the output power is excessive, EN indicates thatCOTLow, turn off the charge pump, stop transferring charge to the load, VOUTGradually decrease once VOUTLess than VREF2Then at CLKCOTWhen the rising edge of (c) comes, the charge pump is restarted and a new T is startedONA period;
2d) at each TONThe 15 th CLK in a cycleCOTDuring clock, the COT output voltage control circuit generates a PULSE signal PULSESHClock driving for the subsequent sampling comparison circuit;
(3) sample-and-hold comparator for use in input signal PULSESHIs driven by (2), each PULSE is judgedSHThe rising edge time of the signal is compared with the last PULSESHSignal rising edge time VOUTThe trend of change of (c);
3a) when V isOUTDuring the fall, UD is low, and V isOUTUD is high level when rising;
3b) when the sample-hold comparator makes a judgment on the level value of UD, a PULSE signal PULSE is outputMPPTTime for reconfigurable charge pump MPPT control circuitDriving a clock;
(4) MPPT mode control circuit for arbitrating circuit response signal EON for each energyXCounting the response times;
4a) when the counting times reach a threshold value, the MPPT mode control circuit raises the CRT, enters a charge pump voltage conversion rate adjusting stage and adjusts the charge pump CR;
4b) in PULSEMPPTWhen the rising edge comes, if the UD signal is high level, CR is performedD[3:0]The lowest order bit is decremented by one, and then waits for the next PULSEMPPTA rising edge; if the UD signal is low, CRD[3:0]The lowest order bit is incremented by one, and then CR is setD[3:0]Is saved to CRD[3:0]In _X, output MODECHANGEA signal ends the regulation of the charge pump CR and starts the regulation of the switching frequency of the charge pump;
4c) in PULSEMPPTWhen the rising edge comes, if the UD signal is at high level, FCD[3:0]The lowest order bit is decremented by one, and then waits for the next PULSEMPPTA rising edge; FC if the UD signal is lowD[3:0]Adding one to the lowest order and then FCD[3:0]The value of (A) is stored in FCD[3:0]In _X, output MODECHANGEAnd setting the FCT signal to be low level, and finishing the adjustment of the switching frequency of the charge pump.
10. The method of claim 9, wherein the method further comprises: x represents one of PV, TEG or RF.
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