Providing the functionality of an isolated DC-DC converter! A case where voltage regulation and voltage conversion were optimized.
CCell Renewables is a company whose mission is to prevent coastal erosion and preserve marine ecosystems by engaging in coral restoration and expansion projects. The coral reef cultivation system operated by the company electrolyzes seawater and deposits calcium carbonate (limestone) on a large steel frame that serves as an electrode, creating a foundation for new coral reefs. However, if the electrolysis processing speed is too slow, the limestone will not grow, and if it is too fast, it will result in a brittle composition. To address this, they utilize VIcor's Factorized Power Architecture (FPA) technology. This technology consists of a module for adjusting the fixed voltage conversion ratio (PRM) and a module for voltage conversion and insulation (VTM). By combining these two, it provides the functionality of an insulated DC-DC converter. [Technical Challenges] ■ Very wide input voltage range, long power supply distance, and precise voltage regulation. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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**Effects** - By dividing into PRM (Voltage Regulation Function) and VTM (Voltage Conversion Function), the Power Delivery Network (PDN) is optimized. - The two types of modules operate in conjunction, with PRM accurately adjusting the voltage in accordance with coral growth, and VTM performing voltage conversion (step-down) to supply current to the electrodes. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document 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.