VIA PFM from Vicor Enables Power Component Design Methodology from AC to the Point of Load
This White Paper describes how the new VIA PFM, a power component that performs the front-end AC-DC conversion required in many systems, allows the application of Vicor's Power Component Design Methodology from AC to the Point of Load (PoL). The performance of the component is described, highlighting how the VIA PFM can contribute to the development of power systems that offer exceptional flexibility, density and efficiency.
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