Power density of up to 2,400W/in³! Composed of modules designed for harsh underwater missions!
VideoRay, a global company specializing in ROVs (remotely operated vehicles), offers a product line that can be quickly customized to meet the demands of harsh underwater missions. The company's ROVs are modular in design, allowing for changes in system functionality. To customize the system configuration for deeper underwater operations, a power supply with high power density and high conversion efficiency was required. To achieve this, an excellent Power Delivery Network (PDN) was constructed by combining Vicor's high-efficiency, high-power density power modules. For longer wire lengths, 400V AC is rectified and supplied directly to the wire, while for shorter wire lengths, a high-voltage BCM is used. [Technical Challenges] ■ Compact and lightweight, high scalability, low EMI *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Adopted Products】 ■ DC-DC Converter DCM ■ PRM Buck-Boost DC-DC Converter ■ High Voltage BCM *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.
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Vicor is a US-based (headquartered in Andover, Massachusetts) manufacturer specializing in the design, manufacturing, and sales of high-performance modular power components. The company broadly operates in various sectors, including HPC (high-performance computing), automotive, communication networks, industrial equipment, robotics, railways, and aerospace defense applications. The Japanese subsidiary, Vicor Corporation (Vicor KK), was established in 2017 and provides sales and technical support for power components. For more details, please visit www.vicorpower.com/ja-jp.
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