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48 V input rad-hard DCDC converters for HEP experiments: development and results
Two new radiation-hard DCDC converters are in development, which tolerate a higher input voltage (up to 48 V) and provide a larger output power compared to existing solutions. They are called bPOL48V and rPOL48V, and they employ gallium nitride devices. bPOL48V can provide 10 A of output current wit...
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Lenguaje: | eng |
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2022
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Acceso en línea: | https://dx.doi.org/10.1088/1748-0221/17/01/C01068 http://cds.cern.ch/record/2823943 |
Sumario: | Two new radiation-hard DCDC converters are in development, which tolerate a higher input voltage (up to 48 V) and provide a larger output power compared to existing solutions. They are called bPOL48V and rPOL48V, and they employ gallium nitride devices. bPOL48V can provide 10 A of output current with better than 90% efficiency and is close to production readiness, while rPOL48V is in an early stage of development and is designed to provide larger output current with better power density. A linear regulator called linPOL48V, able step down the voltage from up to 48 V with maximum output current of 200 mA has also been designed and tested. |
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