27.1 A 65nm Energy-Harvesting ULP SoC with 256kB Cortex-M0 Enabling an 89.1µW Continuous Machine Health Monitoring Wireless Self-Powered System
Jonathan K. Brown(University of Michigan), Benton H. Calhoun(Massachusetts Institute of Technology), Richard K. Sawyer, Nicholas R. Collins(Renesas Electronics (United States)), William J. Moore(University of Dundee), David J. Abdallah, Yousef Shakhsheer(PsiKick (United States)), Jim Boley(Evans Analytical Group (United States)), David D. Wentzloff(University of Michigan), Christopher J. Lukas(University of Virginia), Greg Glennon, Kyle Craig(PsiKick (United States)), Farah B. Yahya(University of Virginia), Kuo-Ken Huang(University of Michigan), Alice Wang(Massachusetts Institute of Technology), Nathan E. Roberts(PsiKick (United States))
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