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December 01, 2021

Immersive cooling - proving its compatibility with DC/DC converters

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Immersive cooling has been around for many years in demanding applications and is now becoming attractive in commericial and industrial applications. There is a natural concern about the compatibility of the available fluids with the materials used in mass-produced products such as DC/DC converters.

November 24, 2021

Release of new variants of BMR492 with up to 1100 W peak power in an EB

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Flex Power Modules has added two new higher power variants to its successful through-hole, digital BMR492 range of regulated, isolated bus converters.

November 08, 2021

Isolated vs non-isolated power converters

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There is a huge number of DC/DC converters available these days – some provide isolation while others are non-isolated. In this article we will take a look at what this means to designers when putting together power solutions.

September 21, 2021

Flex Power Modules joins Xilinx Partner Program

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Flex Power Modules announces it is now a Member of the Xilinx Partner Program, giving customers easier access to both companies’ design tools

September 13, 2021

Meeting 5G's power challenges with digital DC/DCs for RFPA applications

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With the rapidly advancing 5G cellular wireless networks, high efficiency, reliability and power density are performance characteristics that remain vital for RF Power Amplifier applications.

September 06, 2021

The impact of AI on data centers and power designers

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Artificial intelligence (AI) is bringing science fiction to reality, as we all talk to our intelligent assistants, and let computers handle decision-making. Behind the scenes, this is putting big demands on the capabilities of data centers, both in processing performance and electricity consumption – but how significant is this for power designers?