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IJSREM68109
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Oct 2026
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1-9
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Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering
CMR Technical Campus
Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering
CMR Technical Campus
Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering
CMR Technical Campus
Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering
CMR Technical Campus
Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering
CMR Technical Campus
Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering
CMR Technical Campus
The increasing demand for portable electronic devices, Internet of Things (IoT) applications, and wireless sen-sor networks has created a growing need for battery-powered embedded systems with extended operational life. Frequent battery replacement increases mainte-nance costs and reduces the reliability of devices de-ployed in remote environments. This paper presents an Enhanced Long Life Battery System that improves bat-tery life through efficient hardware selection and low-power software techniques. The proposed system em-ploys a Lithium Primary Battery, an MCP1700 low-dropout voltage regulator, and an Arduino Nano mi-crocontroller programmed with sleep-mode function-ality. During idle periods, the controller enters sleep mode to reduce power consumption and wakes only when required to perform specific tasks. Experimen-tal evaluation using a digital multimeter demonstrates stable voltage regulation and reduced current consump-tion, leading to improved battery life. The proposed system offers a simple, low-cost, and energy-efficient solution suitable for IoT devices, environmental moni-toring systems, and portable embedded applications.
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This paper presented an Enhanced Long-Life Bat-tery System that combines a Lithium Primary Battery, MCP1700 Low-Dropout Voltage Regulator, Arduino Nano, and low-power sleep-mode programming to re-duce energy consumption and extend battery life. Ex-perimental results demonstrated stable operation and improved power efficiency. The proposed system is compact, economical, and suitable for embedded and IoT applications where long battery life is essential.
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10/19/2026
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