Industrial AC-DC

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Our integrated circuits and reference designs for industrial AC-DC power supplies help you design reliable systems with high full-load efficiency, low total harmonic distortion (THD) and standby power.

Modern industrial AC-DC designs often require:

Higher efficiency through soft-switching techniques and fast-switching GaN devices.
Lower THD over wide load conditions using power factor correction.
Lower standby power to meet ENERGY STAR® and DOE standards.
Active o-ring systems for parallel operation and redundancy.

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