Articles Tagged with ''power''

Delta Electronics, a global leader in power and thermal management solutions, is presenting its Open Rack V total solutions at the OCP Global Summit 2023.

Featuring low 0.88 mm profile and wettable flanks, Automotive Grade 200 V, 400 V, and 600 V devices provide improved thermal performance and efficiency.

Rob Russell, VP of Satellite Business Unit at Vicor, discusses the challenges for power in the LEO and MEO satellite market and how those issues are being addressed with new architectures.

Cerebras Systems’ new semiconductor boasts 1.2 trillion transistors and will turbocharge AI applications.

VRMs and VRM controllers are often selected based on size, efficiency, price, or a relationship with the manufacturer. This often leads to a poor VRM selection, requiring additional engineering resources, greater time to market, as well as, higher BOM costs to correct the deficiencies. In this article, we evaluate the choices, define some useful figures of merit, and provide specific selection suggestions.

Yuiry Shelpnev argues that simulating a link in isolation from the rest of the board (localization) is probably the most important requirement to simulate interconnects predictably. Read on to understand this important concept.

A common design technique for power distribution networks (PDN) is the determination of the peak distribution bus impedance that will assure that the voltage excursions on the power rail will be maintained within allowable limits, generally referred to as the target impedance. In theory, the allowable target impedance is determined by dividing the tolerable voltage excursion by the maximum change in load current.

Passive Plus, Inc.  is now offering the 1313C (1.30” x 1.30”) series capacitor. The main features of the series are: High-Q above 10,000, low ESR, high operating voltage, high operating current, and high reliability.