DC/DC Converters

DC-DC converters are fundamental electronic circuits used in modern power management systems. Their main purpose is to transform a direct current (DC) voltage from one level to another while maintaining stable and efficient power delivery for electronic devices and applications.

A DC-DC converter changes a DC input voltage into a different DC output voltage. In most cases, the input and output power ratings are nearly equal, except for losses caused by switching and conversion processes. DC-DC converters can be implemented as on-board or off-board solutions and are available in a wide range of input/output configurations, package types, and single- or multiple-output designs.