Powering AI Processors using a 48V Factorized Power Architecture™
Using a 48V Factorized Power Architecture™ to overcome traditional multiphase limitations and drastically cut I²R thermal losses for high-demand loads
An easy solution for generating complete power systems
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Just enter a few specs to design your next power system
Just enter a few specs to design your next power system
Designing your power system in a single location — up to 75% faster than traditional methods — is as easy as entering your input and output power as well as your basic system requirements. The Power System Designer is one of the Vicor web-based tools that makes it easy for you to build flexible, efficient and cost-effective power systems that get you to market faster.
Advantages of using the Power System Designer
Advantages of using the Power System Designer
Easy to use by both novice and expert engineers
Meet project schedules quicker and easier
Achieve power system performance without trial and error
Mitigate risk of power spec changes
A single tool to design a power system in under two minutes
Instant performance analysis for each recommended solution
Access an infinite number of products and technical specs
Evaluate power chains both electrically and mechanically
Prioritize solutions by efficiency, component count, cost, footprint and recommended best fit
Save, export and share a final BOM or power system easily
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Resources
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