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GE’s Critical Power business unveiled its new DOSA-standard, 12A SlimLynx™ DC-DC power solution, which enables design engineers to finally deliver the performance and manufacturing efficiencies customers demand, without compromising board space or power efficiency. Thanks to the latest point of load
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Date:
5/16/2013
In this special video version of Paultre on Power, we talk to Exar President and Chief Executive Officer, Louis DiNardo, at the Globalpress Electronics Summit 2013 on the company's
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Date:
4/16/2013
Mark Smith of Microsemi demonstrates the performance aspects of their digitally-controlled device portfolio, including the LX7165, a digitally-controlled step-down regulator IC
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Author:
Alix Paultre, Editorial Director, PSD
Date:
4/4/2013
Chance Dunlap, Senior Marketing Manager at Intersil's Zilker Labs, explains their latest digital power devices at the APEC 2013 power conference for Power Systems Design. He talks
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Date:
3/28/2013
Sajol Ghoshal of ams
In this podcast we talk to Sajol Ghoshal, the director of sensor-driven lighting for ams, a developer and manufacturer of high-performance analog semiconductors such as sensors, sensor interfaces, power management ICs and wireless ICs. Sensor-driven systems are key to increased operating efficiency
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Author:
Alix Paultre, Editorial Director, PSD
Date:
3/27/2013
Manufacturers are increasingly focusing their efforts on energy conservation. This trend is reflected in the growing emphasis on both renewable energy and energy efficiency measures to reduce the amount of energy consumed. Governments and regulatory authorities are establishing new standards for the
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By Hafeez Najumudeen, Yokogawa Europe & Africa
Date:
3/12/2013
Steve Stella of Microchip
In this podcast, Alix talks to Steve Stella, an experienced power electronics, digital power, and alternative energy professional with Microchip, a leading developer of embedded solutions. Many engineers are facing issues with the migration to digital, and this discussion covers them and ways to address
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Author:
Alix Paultre, PSD Editorial Director
Date:
3/7/2013

Click image to enlarge Figure 1: A simplified diagram of a typical 10—20 W flyback converter for isolated off-line applications.
Over the past decade, controller-IC manufacturers have worked to reduce so-called vampire or stand-by power consumption. Organizations such as Energy Star in the US, Blue Angel in Germany, and CNIS (China National Institute of Standardization) have introduced strict stand-by power-consumption standards
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Author:
Scott Brown, Senior VP of Marketing, iWatt
Date:
7/1/2012

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Compared to traditional analog PWM controllers, Digital power controllers provide an extremely high level of flexibility and programmability over the serial interface bus. The designer now has the capability to optimise performance by making changes in software, adjusting the parametric
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Author:
Laurence McGarry, Power Conversion Marketing Manager and Ken Marasco, System Applications Manager, Analog Devices, Inc.
Date:
2/3/2012

Click image to enlarge Figure 1a: The effects of parallel connecting two power supplies without share control
Flexibility is one of the major advantages of power supplies using digital power conversion, where customer specific optimisations can be achieved without the expense of changing the hardware. Andrew Skinner, Chief Technology Officer of TDK-Lambda UK explains how current sharing power supplies operating
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Author:
Andrew Skinner, Chief Technology Officer, TDK-Lambda, UK
Date:
1/15/2011

Click image to enlarge Figure 2: Measured data for the Ericsson BMR450 20-Amp power module when varying input voltage from 4.5 to 14 volts and with load from zero to 20 Amps.
This case study presents the results of Ericsson’s findings of using a novel algorithm to optimize intermediate bus voltage. This approach saves significant energy and cost, while increasing reliability. The intermediate bus architecture (IBA) was introduced to the datacom industry in the late 1990s.
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Author:
Patrick Le Fèvre, Marketing and Communications Director, Ericsson Power Modules
Date:
1/14/2011