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Laurence Marchini

Laurence Marchini, Editor, writes:
 

We see from your search that you're looking for information on the term "POL convertor", and we have a large number of manufacturers' news releases and technical articles here on Electronicstalk which will be of interest. Let me be your guide.
 
Start with the news release Controllers ease POL convertor design from International Rectifier, which we summarised at the time by saying "Dual-channel synchronous buck control ICs integrate high performance drivers for medium- to high-current point-of-load buck convertors". A few weeks before, we featured the news release Wide-range POL convertor tackles many tasks from Power-One: "Robustly designed 25A POL convertor eliminates the need for multiple host-system circuit-pack designs and reduces the inventory for board-level point-of-load applications".
 
In February 2006, we covered the news from SynQor Europe concerning its NQ10W50PKA07 - take a look at Point of load convertor shrinks to tiny package which says: "The latest addition to the nonisolated NiQor product line is optimised to provide high efficiency, fast transient response and low output noise in one of the smallest packages in the industry".
 
Take a look also at the news release from Emerson Network Power - Embedded Power, POL convertor is first with digital control, as well as Report predicts POL convertor growth from Venture Development Corp, and POL convertor boasts top transient response from Young Electronics Group.
 

See also:

Convertors boast higher POL current density (January 2005)
Two new series of ultracompact 30A point-of-load convertor modules aim to overcome the problems of colocating high-current, low-voltage sources with the silicon devices they are powering

Configurable convertor aids PCB design and test (October 2004)
A new remotely configurable point-of-load DC/DC convertor from Artesyn Technologies provides powerful control flexibility for PCB design qualification and production test

POL modules feature fast transient response (April 2004)
A new series of 15A nonisolated point-of-load DC/DC convertor modules is claimed to set a new performance benchmark for the industry

Artesyn on the road to achieving its goals (April 2004)
Artesyn Technologies has reported financial results for the first quarter ended 26th March 2004

Compact POL convertor puts power where it's needed (March 2004)
The SMT12F is an ultracompact 12A nonisolated point-of-load DC/DC convertor module with a footprint of just 13.5 x 16mm, yielding a power density figure in excess of 23W/cm3

Volterra offers low-risk route to turnkey designs (November 2003)
Artesyn Technologies and Volterra Semiconductor Corp have entered into a strategic co-operation agreement for nonisolated point-of-load (POL) DC/DC convertors

POL convertor offers fixed or variable outputs (October 2003)
The Tarka PL15 nonisolated DC/DC convertor combines a 5V input and a 15A output in a compact single-inline package for point-of-load applications

Isolated POL convertor sets new records (September 2003)
Vicor has released its first VI chip voltage transformation module (VTM), the V048K015T80

Made in UK bonus for point-of-load convertors (February 2003)
The Tarka range is a new generation of nonisolated DC/DC convertors

Low-profile convertors take centre stage (February 2003)
Artesyn Technologies will be showcasing its new line of ultra-low-profile, high-power DC/DC convertors at APEC 2003

One convertor powers up DDR memory systems (November 2002)
Artesyn Technologies has launched the industry's first dual-output nonisolated point-of-load convertor for DDR memories

Latest supplies on show in Dallas (January 2002)
Artesyn Technologies will be showcasing its latest power conversion products on booth 220 at APEC 2002 (10th-14th March, Dallas, Texas)

 

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