High-density, modular PDNs optimise mobile robot performance

Supplied by Vicor on Thursday, 16 June, 2022

Designing an efficient power delivery network (PDN) for mobile robotics can increase range, payload and duration. However, PDN design and architecture considerations can be complex due to variation in the battery power source voltage and the variety of loads it must support.

Learn how to use a modular approach to PDN design to enhance the performance and flexibility of mobile robots.

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