The requirement of IoT sensor node SoC is strict. In most application scenario
there is no need that all the modules keep working all the time. Only a few modules need to work instead. We propose the idea of power management
realizing multi-work mode with clock management and power management
as well as using the least number of modules to work. Power management is able to support work mode
sleep mode and deep-sleep mode
the current is only 0.47 A at the voltage of 1.08 V and the frequency of 32 kHz
fabricated with SMIC 130 nm.
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