How power averaging cuts your power system costs

Supplied by Vicor Corporation on Monday, 14 November, 2016

Specifying your power system to meet its peak requirement of a pulsed load is expensive, and results in unnecessarily large and heavy power supplies. The technique of power averaging allows power systems to be sized based on average power requirement.

Download this white paper to learn how to implement power averaging to reduce the costs and size of your power systems.

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