Flex Power Modules specializes in power conversion solutions, offering products like DC/DC converters, AC/DC power supplies, and customized power modules. The company supports industries like telecommunications, data centers, and industrial automation, focusing on efficiency and reliability. Flex Power Modules integrates IoT-enabled platforms, energy-efficient designs, and customized power solutions to optimize energy distribution, enhance performance, and support advanced electronic applications.
Flex Power Modules will be showcasing new products at the electronica show in Munich in November 2022. One product, which will be launched at the event, will be an 8:1 ratio, 400 W intermediate bus converter with outstanding efficiency and power density figures.
Flex Power Modules is announcing the launch of their BMR313 Intermediate Bus Converter (IBC) at the 2022 Open Compute Project global summit in October in San Jose CA 18th of October.
Flex Power Modules has added to its PKU-D series of low-profile sixteenth-brick DC-DC converters with the PKU3913D, a 100 W rated part with an extended input range down to 30 V and regulated output of 12 V/8.3 A.
Flex Power Modules has expanded its BMR491 range of digital, quarter-brick DC/DC converters with 2 new variants. Power ratings now available are 1400 W continuous / 2400 W peak (BMR4912307/856), and 1540 W continuous / 2450 W peak (BMR4913208/857).
Flex Power Modules has expanded its range of 2” x 1” encapsulated, through-hole DC/DC converters with the addition of three new parts with single outputs of 24 V (21.6-26.4 V), 48 V (43.2-52.8 V) and 54 V (48.6-59.4 V). The parts retain the wide 8:1 input range of the PKE8000A series, suiting nominal inputs of 12 V, 24 V, 28 V or 48 V for a wide range of industrial, transportation, RFPA and IT applications.
Flex Power Modules is introducing the BMR350, a quarter-brick, non-isolated DC/DC converter rated at 860 W continuous and 1200 W peak power, ideal as an intermediate bus converter for powering processors and ASICs with peak power demands.