
Configuring in small spaces
How to fit high-power, multi-rail requirements into nontraditional small-spaced footprints. Learn to break down rails into smaller, paralleled increments.
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This technical session covers methods to manage varying input voltage deviations across different power sources. Vicor senior Field Applications Engineer David Berry outlines how to deploy non-isolated buck-boost regulators for wide-swing 36V–60V inputs, handle high-amplitude battery swings down to 25V, and implement efficient power regulation using an isolated converter to process only a fraction of total load power.
Configuring in small spaces
How to fit high-power, multi-rail requirements into nontraditional small-spaced footprints. Learn to break down rails into smaller, paralleled increments.
Meeting transient needs
Mitigate I²R losses and trace inductance by shifting from lateral layout paths to vertical power placement using advanced multi-phase modules and current multipliers.
Powering high current loads
Explore solutions for delivering thousands of amps to demanding loads. Evaluate traditional constraints like connector pin scaling and cable sizing.
Regulating 48 volts
Learn to deploy non-isolated buck-boost regulators for wide-swing 36V – 60V inputs and implement efficient power regulation using an isolated converter.


