Space Workshop
Vicor to present radiation-tolerant factorized power modules solution for LEO and MEO applications
Learn how Vicor radiation-tolerant power modules enable the ideal Power Delivery Network (PDN) for today’s satellites
Satellites are increasingly incorporating high-performance computing (HPC), placing new demands on radiation tolerant power delivery networks (PDNs). These PDNs must deliver hundreds of amps of current at less than 1V to supply advanced processors for AI and other applications as satellites become more sophisticated. To meet this growing need, Vicor developed and evaluated a satellite power solution featuring a 100V input and 0.8V/150A output.
Vicor will present at the 38th Microelectronics Workshop (MEWS38)
October 23 – 24
Vicor presents on October 24: 10:30 to 11:30 AM
Tsukuba International Congress Center, Japan
Vicor radiation-tolerant factorized power modules for LEO and MEO applications
Presented by Yutaka Mizutani, Senior Field Application Engineer, Vicor Japan
Vicor will present how our radiation-tolerant power modules enable the ideal Power Delivery Network (PDN) for today’s LEO and MEO satellites, providing high efficiency, high-density, low-noise voltage conversion to power advanced network communication ASICs and processors to provide on orbit decision making.
With our technology - FPA, innovated for HPC and other industries, we recently developed and evaluated a satellite power solution featuring a 100V input and 0.8V/150A output.
Yutaka Mizutani joined Vicor in 2021 as a Senior Field Application Engineer in Japan. He provides technical support and consulting for High-Performance Computing (HPC), aerospace and defense, industrial, and automotive power systems. Yutaka holds a B.S. degree in Electrical Engineering and an M.S. degree in Business Administration (MBA).
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The Micro-Electronics WorkShop (MEWS) is an international workshop focused on space part and component technologies in Japan. It intends to introduce and discuss the latest technologies and researches related to space parts and components, contributing to construct the network of government space agencies and private companies around the world, develop and improve reliability of space part and component technologies. Register for the event.