[White paper] Optimising high-density power design: modular vs discrete

Supplied by Vicor on Thursday, 27 March, 2025

When evaluating the option to use a power module or a discrete power solution, there are a number of important design variables to consider as well as other ancillary functions that impact the overall power delivery network (PDN) design process.

Learn about modular and discrete high-density power design.Discover which design is best for your particular application.

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