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ams AS3722 Power Management Unit
The programmable power management unit AS3722 features 4x DC-DC buck converters, 3x buck converter (6A to 24A) and 11 low noise LDOs. The high level of integration and the 4MHz switching frequencies ensure small system footprint. Features 4 DC-D |
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400V Isolated DC-DC Converter
TQPM0Z48B TQPM0Z48B series are isolated, unregulated DC/DC converters that have a ratio conversion of 8:1 and provide 2000W continuous power. It has peak power capabilities of up to 2500 W. The input voltage range of the line is 360 V to 400V, and t |
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48 V Power Architecture Trend
As automotive and computing applications balance power, efficiency, and safety, 48 V systems are emerging as the standards to maximize performance and safely unlock intelligent functions. Bourns Inc. helps enable smart 48 V Systems by protecting sen |
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Scale AI Infrastructure with 48V Power Distribution
Molex OCP ORV3 solutions enable reliable, high-current 48V power distribution across power shelves, battery backup units and IT equipment, supporting scalable rack architectures for AI and high-performance computing. As AI and high-performance compu |
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Murata OCP HPR 33kW Power Shelf MWOCES-191-P-D
MWOCES-191-P-D is a 33.0kW, 19” 1RU power shelf that provides a delivery system for up to six 67mm, 1U Power Supplies (PSU), and one Remote Management Unit (MWOC-RMU3). This product is installable in a 19-inch rack. Additionally, it is intended to s |
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Toshiba 80V N-channel MOSFETs for 48V Systems in Automotive Equipment
Global trend of moving from 12V systems to 48V in vehicle electrical infrastructure that balances power, efficiency, and safety to unlock the next generation of intelligent, electrified mobility. Toshiba Electronic Devices & Storage Corporation ("To |
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XClampR® Bidirectional Flat Clamping TVS in SMD DO-218AC Package
Surface Mount XClampR® Transient Voltage Suppressors High Temperature Stability and High Reliability Conditions. •Designed to protect sensitive electronic equipment against voltage transients induced by inductive load switching and lightning • Wit |