Optimizing DC-DC converter stability: AC and transient analysis in simulations of source impedance effects
Learn how to optimize DC-DC converter stability through AC analysis in the frequency-domain and transient analysis in the time-domain
High density and efficiency
High current capability
Low height
Scalable and flexible
Vicor high-performance power modules can support cell voltages from 0V to greater than 48V. Modules can be used individually or in parallel arrays allowing output currents from tens of Amps to many hundreds of Amps. Reliability is assured by utilizing leading edge power technologies based upon patented topologies that have been successfully applied within the aerospace industry for decades.
Using a modular approach to power, Vicor high performance power modules require dramatically less space than traditional discrete power solutions while providing high efficiency and power density that is advantageous in all phases of the battery lifecycle. These qualities enable increased battery testing throughput without increasing floor space.
Being able to manage the wide current variability in the process is essential to maintain continued operation. Vicor robust power modules have been designed to handle the high – and sometimes unpredictable – currents routinely encountered in the battery testing process.
The non-isolated, regulated Vicor DCM enables easy implementation of a 48V architecture by providing conversion for legacy 12V buses powering the downstream cell monitor/balancing control units. This high-performance solution delivers significant size, weight, and efficiency benefits. This easy-to-use power module reduces design complexity and can be easily paralleled to scale power when needed.
Non-isolated regulated
Input: 40 – 60V
Output: 10 – 12.5V
Power: Up to 2kW
Peak efficiency: 96.5%
As small as 36.7 x 17.3 x 5.2mm
Optimizing DC-DC converter stability: AC and transient analysis in simulations of source impedance effects
Learn how to optimize DC-DC converter stability through AC analysis in the frequency-domain and transient analysis in the time-domain
Accelerating the transition to 48V power systems
The six things to consider when transitioning to 48 volt power systems
DC-DC power modules help to bridge the 48V to 12V transition
Power delivery networks (PDNs) are making a decisive shift from 12V to 48V architectures
15 technical challenges to consider and conquer when designing a 48V power delivery network
To help better prepare for your 48V migration, consider the following 15 challenges as you embark on your first 48V designs



