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TE Connectivity (TE) today announced its new 48-V bus bar connectors and cable assemblies, designed to meet next-generation 48-V application requirements including the Open Compute Project (OCP) Open
Are 48-V bus converters a good choice for power supply applications?
Abstract: Intermediate bus architecture employing 48-V bus converters is widely used in power supply applications. With the rapid increase of demanded power by these loads, higher efficiency and power density are driving better performance power management solutions.
What is a 48 V bus rail?
Moving to 48 V bus-rail reduces I²R losses enabling high efficient and power-dense intermediate bus converter (IBC) solutions. The hybrid switching capacitor (HSC) converter is enabling high step down conversion at high efficiency. By combining switching capacitor cells with a novel magnetic component, HSC can reach market-leading power density.
What is a 48V power distribution architecture?
Our innovative power electronics technologies allow users to save energy and run applications at a market-leading efficiency and power density. 48V power distribution architecture focused on mass production for hyperscale data centers and AI servers - high efficiency and high power density applications.
What is intermediate DC bus voltage in data center backend power supply?
Abstract: The intermediate dc bus voltage in modern data center backend power supply is evolving from conventional 12 V to 48 V. It still requires the voltage regulator modules (VRM) to feed the terminal loads such as memory and computing units operating with very high current (> 100 A/module) and very low logic voltage (0.8 V-1.8 V).