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FDK licenses point of load technology for digital modules

FDK licenses point of load technology for digital modules

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By Jean-Pierre Joosting



The technology behind the Dual Tomodachi series is licensed from GE Energy so that the modules are fully compatible with GE’s Dual DLynx products. They are equipped with the industry standard PMBus interface which enables the system to monitor power consumption with high resolution. The Dual Tomodachi series is offered as very small surface mount devices delivering up to dual 6A and dual 12A of output current at efficiencies up to 95%. These modules operate from a 4.5Vdc to 14.4Vdc input bus and provide a tightly regulated programmable output voltage in the range of 0.51Vdc to 5.5Vdc.

These modules are offered in a 20.3 x 11.4mm (0.80” x 0.45”) SMD package for high density racks and blade systems applications. They are targeted toward telecommunications, data communications, computing, semiconductor testing and industrial applications where board space, cost, efficiency, and reliable operation in elevated temperature environments are critical.

The Dual Tomodachi series modules employ the space saving Tunable Loop technology to optimise transient load response with reduced system capacitance. Other standard features include input under-voltage lockout (UVLO), a power good signal, switching frequency synchronization, remote ON/OFF, over-current and over-temperature protection, and output voltage margining.

“The Dual Tomodachi series converters give customers the ability to establish multiple sources for digital power with minimal design effort,” said Hitoshi Matsushima, chief technical officer at FDK. “FDK will continue to add to this exciting segment of its dc-dc power module product line.”

All Tomodachi series products are RoHS II compliant and are manufactured at FDK. In quantities of 1000, the dual 6A module prices $10 and dual 12A module prices $15.

www.FDK.com

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