Advanced Energy Industries, Inc. has expanded its ultra-efficient non-isolated bus converter (NIBC) family with two new quarter-brick modules for 48-V power conversion. These DC/DC converters target advanced information and communication technology (ICT) equipment including AI server, compute, and networking as well as industrial applications such as robotics and test and measurement.
(Source: Advanced Energy Industries, Inc.)
The new Artesyn NDQ1300 1300 W and NDQ1600 1600 W quarter-brick modules operate with peak efficiencies up to 98%, making them suited for high-performance applications where high power density is critical. Each of the modules can convert a 48-V input into a fully-regulated 12-V output for non-isolated, low-voltage, high-current power stages as well as PCIE slots and memory devices. They feature a flat efficiency curve that ensures the modules deliver optimum power conversion across a wide load range, the company said.
Key features include an integrated PMBus interface that supports flexible digital control and monitoring, and current-share and remote sensing options that enable multiple power supplies to connect in parallel, which supports higher load current or redundancy.
The NDQ DC/DC converters also feature an inherently safe transformer-based topology that is said to be resilient to transient loads and an advanced baseplate for better thermal management and heat-sink integration.
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