
From toys to construction site tools OLogic accelerates robotic ideas from concept to production
OLogic extols high-density power modules to drive today’s robotic revolution
Robotics solutions and case studies
ケーススタディ: Sewer inspection robot
Improved sensors, autonomy, mobility and AI (allowing deep learning) is enabling inspection robots to replace humans, especially in hazardous or confined areas like inside pipelines or in storage tanks. Manufacturers are looking for smaller, more robust solutions with ever improved resolution, repeatability and operating range. This manufacturer of tethered sewer inspection robots was looking to improve the sensor resolution and quality of video images without increasing the size of the platform. The key goals were:
The 48V (SELV) supply to the tether was provided by a PFM AC-DC converter. On board the robot the three rails were provided by three individual regulators. Key benefits were:
The power delivery network: The 48V tether supply was provided by a PFM AC-DC converter. At the robot the low power 5V and 3.3V rails were provided by ZVS Buck regulators. The higher power 12V motor supply rail was provided by an array of three ZVS Buck-Boost converters that compensated for large voltage drops in the 600m tether. To analyze this power chain go to the Vicor Whiteboard online tool.
入力電圧: 12V (8 – 18V), 24V (8 – 42V), 48V (30 – 60V)
出力電圧: 2.2 – 16V
出力電流: 最大22A
ピーク効率: 最大98%
10.0 x 10.0 x 2.56mm 他
From toys to construction site tools OLogic accelerates robotic ideas from concept to production
OLogic extols high-density power modules to drive today’s robotic revolution
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