Unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), AKA drones, have been flying for quite some time. The ease of use and relatively low entry cost have resulted in them being used in a plethora of applications, including military, law enforcement, news provision, science and exploration, traffic reporting and management, as well as a host of others.
In the second part of the interview series with Harry Vig, he talks about why Vicor launched bi-directional components
Our webinar, Enabling Bi-Directional Energy Flow Using DC Power Transformers webinar covered different applications of bi-directional power components
Our bi-directional power webinar (click here for the rebroadcast) was incredibly popular, and several people have asked for more information. We interviewed Harry Vig
Our Enabling Bi-Directional Energy Flow Using DC Power Transformers webinar will be presented in four additional languages in June. Click below to register to attend the webinar
The demands on power engineers to deliver higher performance, particularly improved efficiency, require new approaches to system design. To achieve these goals, techniques such as energy harvesting
Today many power applications need bidirectional conversion to allow energy to be stored and used at a later time. These applications range from battery applications
