New arrival! 48V to 12V conversion / voltage stabilization type DC-DC converter.
DC-DC Power Module DCM3717・DCM3735
Modules supporting output from 750W to 2kW are available, with a maximum power density of 305W/cm³! Transitioning to a 48V architecture is easy!
Vicor Corporation has announced the launch of its DC-DC power modules DCM3717 and DCM3735. This supports the expansion of power distribution networks (PDN) centered around 48V. The 48V-based PDN further enhances the power efficiency and power density of systems, contributing to weight reduction as well. The DCM series is a non-isolated, voltage-stabilized type of DC-DC converter that converts and stabilizes input voltages from 40V to 60V to output voltages of 10V to 12.5V. 【Features】 ■ Capable of parallel connection, allowing for quick expansion of system power levels ■ Achieves industry-leading power density of 305W/cm³ (5kW/in³) ■ Enables high-performance 48V power distribution networks to support 12V loads ■ Significant miniaturization and weight reduction, along with high efficiency ■ Utilizes an SM-ChiP package with excellent heat dissipation performance *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.
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Input voltage range: 40.0 – 60.0V Output voltage range: 10.0 – 12.5V Output power: 3717 SM-ChiP: Maximum 1000W 3735 SM-ChiP: Maximum 2000W Package size: 3717 SM-ChiP: 36.7 x 17.3 x 5.2mm 3735 SM-ChiP: 36.7 x 35.4 x 5.2mm
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The configuration of a 12V bus can be established, and it is also possible to place a conventional 12V input PoL converter in the subsequent stage, making it suitable for applications that connect between a 48V power supply bus and a conventional 12V power supply bus, such as industrial equipment, aerospace defense, and high-performance computing. If you have any concerns or inquiries regarding power supply in other applications, please 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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