In recent research that we conducted, engineers working in the defense sector were more likely to prioritize performance, to struggle to meet project timescales
In recent research that we conducted, engineers working in the defense sector were more likely to prioritize performance, to struggle to meet project timescales
David Bourner, an experienced senior applications engineer, explains how to take some of the stress and worry out of power system development
With requirements for power systems, for example power density, becoming more and more challenging, good thermal design is essential if power engineers are to meet their goals.
Managing EMI can be one of the biggest challenges facing power designers. With problems often only revealed during compliance or pre-compliance testing, rectifying these issues can be time consuming
As modern electronic systems demand more and more power, power component density increases, the removal of heat is one of the biggest challenges faced by power developers.
If you are developing power systems for intermittent or pulsed loads and missed our recent webinar, “Maximum Load: The Wrong Specification for Pulsed Power”
In the final part of the interview series with Harry Vig about the Enabling Bi-Directional Energy Flow Using DC Power Transformers webinar, he discusses the wide range of power and voltage levels that are supported by Vicor’s bi-directional power components.
