Optimizing DC-DC converter stability: AC and transient analysis in simulations of source impedance effects
Learn how to optimize DC-DC converter stability through AC analysis in the frequency-domain and transient analysis in the time-domain
New class of DC-DC power converters meet the rigors of onboard rail applications
The Vicor DCM2322 family of isolated and regulated DC-DC converters provide high efficiency and high power density for rail, defense, aerospace, process control, and industrial applications.
The DCM2322 family has a high-frequency Zero Voltage Switching topology achieving efficiency above 90% and can operate from a wide range of input voltages. The converters are offered with output power levels from 35W to 120W in a package that measures 22 x 23 x 7mm.
Output voltages range from 3.3V to 48V, and the DCM2322 provides 3000VDC isolation as well as overvoltage, undervoltage, overcurrent, short circuit and thermal protection. The converters can operate in enhanced regulation mode or array mode, with multiple units operating in parallel without derating.
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