The device is designed to efficiently extract microwatts (µW) to milliwatts (mW) of power generated from a variety of high output impedance DC sources like photovoltaic (solar) or thermal electric generators (TEG) without collapsing those sources. The battery management features ensure that a rechargeable battery is not overcharged by this extracted power, or depleted beyond safe limits by a system load.
In addition to the highly efficient boosting charger, the bq25570 integrates a highly efficient, nano- power buck converter for providing a second power rail to systems such as wireless sensor networks. Output voltage from this converter is set at 3.3V.
Ultra Low Power DC-DC Boost Charger
Energy Storage
Settings calculator and schematic can be found on my Github.
Mode selection
With the first solder jumper solar or thermal inputs are selected. Secondary buck converter can be turned off with the second solder jumper. Vout turns off with this selection.
Storage

On the board there is a LiR2450 socket. There are also two sockets for optional 2.7V super capacitors.
Dimensions of the board are: 38mm x 44mm