Advanced bidirectional DC-DC converter maximises your power

Supplied by Vicor Corporation on Monday, 21 October, 2019

Experimental results reveal a 300W in (charging battery) 1500W out (supporting bus) prototype proposed is able to charge battery at 92.9% efficiency (300W) and support bus at 93.6% efficiency (1500W).

Learn how to reach a higher power level and solve your voltage spike issues.

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