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ORing modules deliver up to 99.5% efficiency

March 20, 2026 By Puja Mitra Leave a Comment

The i1R ORing FET modules from TDK-Lambda are MOSFET-based devices rated for 60Vdc input and up to 60A or 80A operation, designed to replace diodes in redundant or parallel power supply systems. The modules feature a 500 ns turn-off response, low on-resistance down to 1.5 mΩ and a compact 1 x 1 in. package, reducing power loss and simplifying thermal design. They are suited for communications, test and measurement, industrial and robotics applications requiring protection against reverse current and operation in high shock and vibration environments.

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