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Low Voltage Smart Glasses Power – Simplified Design Guide

low voltage smart glasses power

⚠️ The Problem :

 

Smart glasses run on compact Li-ion batteries (typically 3.7V) and need stable low voltages like 3.3V for sensors, microcontrollers, and displays. If your regulator has a high dropout voltage or poor efficiency, it can cause flickering screens or random shutdowns—especially when battery voltage drops during use.

 


✅ The Solution :

 

Use Low Dropout Regulators (LDOs) or low R<sub>DS</sub> MOSFETs for switching regulation. These ensure minimal voltage loss between input and output, protecting your components and extending battery life. A smart design also minimizes heat, essential for wearable comfort.

 


🧪 Practical Example :

 

Imagine you’re prototyping smart glasses powered by a 3.7V battery. You use a 3.3V LDO with a 0.5V dropout. When your battery drops below 3.8V (which it will!), your logic circuit becomes unstable. Switching to a 0.2V dropout LDO or a buck converter with a MOSFET improves stability dramatically.

 


📐 Sample Calculation :

 

Let’s say your device draws 100mA at 3.3V:

Load Power=V×I=3.3V×0.1A=0.33W

Using a regulator with 90% efficiency:

Input Power=0.90.33W0.37W

Less heat, longer battery life, and fewer surprises!

 


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