Automotive Event
Automotive Innovation Day 2026
Learn the benefits of using compact, power dense DC-DC conversion
Vehicle manufacturers using SAC™ (Sine Amplitude Converter) based DC-DC conversion gain many benefits in system performance and effective vehicle packaging that will deliver consumer pleasing features. Vicor will highlight new, innovative possibilities enabled by using compact power modules in EV power delivery networks.
Vicor will present at Automotive Innovation Day
July 1
14:10 – 14:40 PM
Track #3: Electrification and Energy Systems, 3/F, Suwon Convention Center
Future-proofing the HV-SELV system with integration to save weight and cost
Presented by David Park, Senior FAE, Vicor Korea and Donghyun Kim, Senior Manager from INFAC
David Park, Senior FAE, Vicor Korea and Donghyun Kim, Senior Manager from INFAC will explain how they leveraged a small DC-DC converter form factor to innovate their power design. INFAC was able to embed the DC-DC converter inside the EV battery pack. Vicor technology provides a compact, symmetrically bidirectional, 8.0M A/s current transient that allows for a new level of DC-DC converter performance. Furthermore, they were able to reduce development time and costs by using the same modules in multiple configurations to address different power needs across the vehicle applications.
David Park is the Senior FAE at Vicor Corporation. He has over 26 years of experience in the electronics industry, across set development in Samsung, semiconductor manufacturing and field application engineer in Monolithic Power Systems. Mostly David focused on Hardware circuit, including Analog Power systems such as DC/DC converters. He holds a BS and MS Degree in Electrical and Electronics engineering from ChungAng university in Seoul.
Donghyun Kim is a Senior Manager at Infac Corporation, where he is responsible for the design and development of automotive power modules. He earned a Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering from Kwangwoon University. He worked in the Motor Division of Amotech Co., Ltd., he carried out mass-production projects for automotive BLDC motors across various vehicle platforms. He is currently engaged in the development of power electronics technologies for electrified vehicle applications.
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