Vicor is “changing what’s possible” in their new eBook
Vicor explains in their latest eBook how its power solutions support customers that are constantly pushing the limits of what is possible. This exclusive read, entitled ‘Changing what’s Possible,’ delves into how power dense Vicor modules enable many world-changing innovations across various sectors, including electric vehicles, renewable energy and advanced computing, all of which are adopting 48V architecture.
The new guide from Vicor outlines the essential role of high-density power modules in optimising performance in applications which test the limits of power electronics. Through a range of case studies that highlight daunting power challenges, the eBook explains how thermally-adept Vicor power modules in tandem with Vicor propriety technology and 48V architectures are capable of exceeding what’s possible.
The eBook provides fresh insight and knowledge on different power architectures through practical examples, encouraging the adoption of best practices in power system design in order to push the boundaries of what is possible.
The eBook Changing What’s Possible includes:
• In-Depth Analysis: Explores the latest developments in high-density power electronics and their implications for various industries
• Explanatory PDNs: Shows the actual products used in the power delivery network to better understand how you can design your own PDN
• Practical Applications: Teaches about real-world applications and how cutting-edge power solutions are transforming industries
“Following on from the success of prior eBooks, Saving the Environment and Protecting and Saving Lives, we’re excited to announce the third instalment of our powering innovation eBook series,” said David Krakauer, VP of Marketing, at Vicor. “The eBook explores how our customers are constantly pushing the limits of what is possible using 48V and power modules together.”
‘Changing What’s Possible’ is the latest of the Vicor Powering Innovation eBook series and is free to download from the Vicor website.
