In this guide, we explain the Voltage Regulator Module (VRM) in simple terms for everyone to understand. For the optimal performance and longevity of electronics, it is important to maintain stable ...

An electronic circuit used to maintain a level amount of voltage in an electrical line. It eliminates power surges, spikes and brownouts, which can cause harm to sensitive electronics. A voltage ...

Over-voltage Protection Module to handle direct connection of voltage regulators to a 5V battery using standard 2.5 OD 3.3V devices View Over-voltage Protection Module to handle direct connection of ...

OPM-G2-1.8-5.5-2.6.01_SMIC_40_EF is an Over-voltage Protection Module for regulators in SMIC 40eF that handles direct connection of voltage regulators ...

Flex Power Modules just upgraded its BMR510 two-phase voltage regulator module. The module now uses advanced magnetic core materials, enabling high inductance in a small package size and lower ...

Flex Power Modules has unveiled the BMR510, its first two-phase voltage regulator module, with a continuous total output current of 80 A. The module is capable of delivering a total of 140 A peak ...

For the past decade, AMD and Intel have been racing each other to incorporate more components into the CPU die. Memory controllers, integrated GPUs, northbridges, and southbridges have all moved ...

Intel Corp.’s next-generation code-named Haswell microprocessors will feature a secret weapon: integrated voltage regulator module (VRM). The latter will allow to improve granularity of power supply ...

While searching for some SEPIC converters (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Single-ended_primary-inductor_converter), I came across a popular power supply module that is ...

So-called “conventional wisdom” sometimes takes a long time to change and recognize new realities. Among the many common beliefs is that switching regulators are relatively “high noise” devices, while ...

Integrating both a 36 V fast buck and linear regulator, the LTM8028 µModule®regulator from Linear Technology produces a low noise, digitally programmable, regulated output voltage (Fig. 1). Fig. 1.