TDK launches patented non-isolated buck-boost DC-DC converters

TDK launches patented non-isolated buck-boost DC-DC converters TDK launches patented non-isolated buck-boost DC-DC converters

TDK Corporation announces the launch of the TDK Lambda i9C series, a 1500 W non isolated DC DC buck boost power module designed to maximise system efficiency, reduce thermal stress, and extend battery runtime in demanding industrial and battery powered applications. The i9C series launches with a 9 – 80 V input, 9.6 – 60 V output model delivering up to 30 A. A second configuration supporting a 9 – 40 V input range with 5 – 36 V output and up to 50 A is planned to follow, expanding the series’ voltage and current options.

At the core of the i9C series is TDK-Lambda’s patented programmable high-efficiency pass-through (PHEPT) technology. PHEPT allows designers to define an input-voltage window in which the module bypasses regulation and directly connects the input to the output, eliminating switching and conversion losses. When operating in this mode, efficiency can reach up to 99 %, significantly reducing heat generation and improving system reliability for engineers, particularly those designing battery-powered systems.

The i9C is packaged in a compact, wide quarter brick form factor with an integral baseplate that supports convection, conduction, or forced air cooling, making it well suited for high ambient, low airflow environments. Standard control and protection features include negative logic on/off control, power good, remote sense, user adjustable overcurrent protection, low power sleep mode, and full auto recovery protection. The user-configurable sleep mode programs the power module into a low-power dissipation state during idle or light-load conditions. The adjustable overcurrent protection reduces stress on both the power module and load and helps engineers reduce or eliminate external circuitry.

The i9C series is designed for use in industrial, communications, test and measurement, and battery-powered applications, including AGVs, AMRs, commercial drones, and humanoid robotics. The modules are certified to IEC/UL/CSA/EN 62368 1 safety standards and carry CE and UKCA markings for the Low Voltage, EMC, and RoHS Directives.

Main applications

−  Robotics AGVs, AMRs, commercial drones, and humanoids; test and measurement, communications, battery-powered equipment

Main features and benefits

−  Up to 99 % efficient

−  Supports 9 – 80 V or 9 – 40 V inputs and 9.6 – 60 V or 5 – 36 V outputs

−  Adjustable overcurrent

−  Compact, wide quarter-brick with baseplate for flexible cooling options

 

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