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ZVS buck regulator puts out 20 A at 24 V

January 17, 2018 By Lee Teschler Leave a Comment

The new Cool-Power ZVS buck, PI3325-00-LGIZ, represents the highest current output ZVS buck to date for 24/28-V applications, providing a regulated 5-V output at up to 20 A. Packaged within a 10x14x2.5-mm LGA SiP package, the PI3325-00-LGIZ addresses the continued need for high power density across a growing spectrum of applications. It also offers pin-for-pin compatibility to a 48-V input version ZVS buck, the PI3525-00-LGIZ, enabling designs to be quickly ported from 24-VIN capability to 48 VIN.

The PI3325-00-LGIZ requires only an output inductor and minimal passives for a Vicor_CoolPower_ZVS_Bucks complete, cost-effective, compact design that takes up less than 740 mm2 of PCB real estate. Higher current is also achievable by parallel operation of the regulator. The PI3325-00-LGIZ represents one regulator within a new portfolio of higher current 24-V ZVS bucks already or soon to be released.

Vicor’s Cool-Power ZVS regulators deliver more power at higher temperatures than competitive devices, without sacrificing power density or efficiency. Key attributes to the Cool-Power ZVS regulators’ high performance include zero-voltage switching topology, high silicon integration, and high density LGA SiP packaging. These high performance regulators are also simple to use ensuring designs that achieve first pass design success.

Vicor Corp., 400 Federal St, Andover, MA 01810, (978) 749-7899, www.vicorpower.com/new-products/cool-power-zvs-buck-regulator

Filed Under: DC-DC, Regulators Tagged With: vicorcorporation

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