DC-DC converter module tips to achieve up to ±1% regulation

Supplied by Vicor on Thursday, 09 April, 2020

The DC-DC converter module (DCM) provides isolation, regulation, fault protection and monitoring in a single module. In either single DCM circuits or in arrays, the nominal load regulation is about 5% excluding other regulation error terms. This may not be sufficient for applications that have tight voltage regulation requirements.

Learn how to reach a regulation accuracy of ±1% at all line, load, temperature and trim conditions for single DCMs as well as arrays of up to eight units.

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