When people talk about electricity, they might think of the key Benjamin Franklin supposedly used. They should instead examine DC/DC converters. Gone are the days where a rudimentary understanding of the physics of electricity was enough to find an entry level job in the DC/DC converter manufacturing world. Now, you have to be pretty well-versed in both business and technology to get ahead. Fortunately, our firm, HVM Technology, has the experienced staff required to find solutions such as a DC/DC Converter (12V to 5V) or similar products: www.hvmtech.com.

What is a DC/DC Converter? : DC/DC converters are used to regulate voltage in commercial products. For instance, if a piece can’t “handle the load,” a converter may be brought in to manage the power situation. DC/DC converters are actually used in many applications these days. High-frequency power exchange circuits use high-frequency switching inductors, transformers, and capacitors to “smooth out” what’s known as “switching noise.” Locked feedback loops keep the voltage output continuous while altering output/input currents. The efficiency in such a system hangs at about 90%.

DC/DC converters are available in non-isolated varieties (as well as isolated variations). Remember, isolation is considered resolute depending on whether an input ground gets connected to an output ground. Four general topologies exist: buck, buck-boost, boost, and SEPIC converters.

A buck converter makes the voltage go down. The buck converter might be utilized for charging a lithium-ion battery to the 4.2 V (including a 5 V USB resource), for example. HVM Technology, Inc. has been providing such technology since it entered the game in 2004 with its release of technology for night vision goggles. The devices had to be very small to function, and they rose to the challenge. Today, they offer many types of DC/DC converters. They are a big deal in microelectronics, so don’t forget to jot the company’s name down in your notes. Technology today demands more efficient and smaller 12V to 5V DC/DC converters. Luckily, for HVM Technology, there is no reason why they can’t keep up with the orders.



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HVM Technology
Address: 360 McKenna Avenue, New Braunfels, Tx 78130
Phone: 830-626-5552
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Website: http://www.hvmtech.com/