
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
High power density
High efficiency
Fast transient response
Low EMI
The Vicor 48V ecosystem of high performance power modules provides complete power delivery networks to convert high voltage to a 48V bus, power downstream loads, and eases the transition with modules to power legacy 12V loads.
Industry-leading power density and innovative architectures of Vicor power modules equip power designers with either isolated or non-isolated solutions that reduce the size and weight of power systems and enable the advantages of a 48V bus.
Isolated fixed-ratio
Input: 36 – 800V
Output: 2.4 – 55.0V
Current: Up to 150A
Peak efficiency: 98%
As small as 22.0 x 16.5 x 6.7mm
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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
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