
Expertise and power density drives new mobile robotics revolution
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Various produce including strawberries, apples and lettuce are being planted, maintained and harvested using automated vehicle guidance along with visual recognition robotics. Large robotic vehicles or equipment are typically powered from a high-voltage DC source of 400V or more.
In this type of design, the Vicor BCM converter series can provide high-voltage battery conversion to a safe, nominal 48V. One example is the BCM4414 capable of more than 1,600W at greater than 97% efficiency from its 111 x 36 x 9mm package. The BCM is a fixed ratio converter with an output voltage 1/16 of the input voltage. Fixed ratio or regulated point-of-load converters such as Vicor NBMs, PRMs, ZVS Buck and ZVS Buck-Boost regulators power individual, downstream, lower-voltage rails as needed.
入力電圧: 48V (36 – 75V)
出力電圧: 48V (5 – 55V)
出力電流: 最大600W
効率: 最大97%
22.0 x 16.5 x 6.73mm 他
入力電圧: 12V (8 – 18V), 24V (8 – 36V), 48V (30 – 60V)
出力電圧: 1 – 16V
出力電流: 最大22A
ピーク効率: 最大98%
10.0 x 10.0 x 2.5mm 他
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