Innovating power delivery networks
Every electronic piece of equipment or system has a power delivery network (PDN)
Powering modern rail systems
The Vicor lower-power DCM2322 is an isolated and regulated DC-DC converter that operates from an unregulated, wide-range input to generate an isolated 12VDC output. The unit can produce up to 60W, or 5A of continuous current, with a maximum efficiency of 89.7%. Its high-frequency, zero-voltage switching topology allows for a low-profile design with high-density filtering. Two modes of operation are possible: the 60W standalone mode and the array mode, which permits up to eight combined units for producing a total 480W. Offered in a 2322 through-hole ChiP package, this product offers flexible thermal management options with very low top-side and bottom-side thermal impedance.
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Build small, lighter power systems by eliminating bulk capacitance
World's largest telescope is helping unlock the origins of the Universe
Colossal telescopes employ sophisticated adaptive optics powered by high density modules to enable world-changing discoveries
Providing kilowatts of power for auxiliary systems to a fuel-cell eVTOL aircraft
Vicor high-density power modules effectively manage kilowatts of power and reduce the energy needed for flight