DC/DC Converters
A DC-to-DC converter is an electronic circuit or electromechanical device that converts a source of direct current (DC) from one voltage level to another. It is a type of electric power converter. Power levels range from very low (small batteries) to very high. DC-to-DC converter are available at Avaq Semiconductor Co., Limited. DC-DC converters are also referred to as linear or switching regulators, depending on the method used for conversion.
Types of Power
LTM4628 - Dual 8A or Single 16A DC/DCModule (Power Module) Regulator
DIP-9 Power Supply Module ROHS
Upgrade to this ROHS compliant power module for improved performance and eco-friendly operation."
Efficient Voltage Regulator for Power Conversion applications
20VIN, 5A Step-Down DC/DC μModule (Power Module) Regulator
High frequency operation
700mA Power Module with BGA-40 Package and ROHS Certification
2.95V to 17V, 10A Step-Down Power Module with Current Sharing in 10x10x4.3mm QFN Package
With a 36V input, 15V output, and 5A capacity, the LTM4612IV#PBF is a DC/DC μModule regulator that meets EN55022B compliance
Low VIN, 8A DC/DC μModule (Power Module) Regulator with Tracking, Margining, and Frequency Synchronization
DC/DC converter for signal and power isolation
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FAQ
- What is a DC/DC Converter?
- A DC/DC converter is an electronic device that converts one direct current (DC) voltage level into another, often with different voltage magnitudes. It's used to step up (boost) or step down (buck) DC voltages efficiently.
- Can DC/DC Converters be used in battery-powered applications?
- Yes, DC/DC converters are commonly used in battery-powered applications to provide the required voltage levels for different components.
- How does a DC/DC Converter work?
- DC/DC converters work by utilizing switching components like transistors to rapidly switch the input voltage on and off. This generates a pulsating voltage which is then filtered and regulated to produce a stable output voltage.
- How do I choose the right DC/DC Converter for my application?
- Consider factors like input and output voltage requirements, current capacity, efficiency, form factor, and any special features needed for your application. Consult datasheets and manufacturer resources for guidance.