Basestation

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Base Stations or Base transceiver stations are a crucial part of the Telecom infrastructure that connects wireless devices to a central hub, accounting for a more significant amount of energy consumption in the Telecom industry. Emerging 5G services and wireless applications demand higher capacity from small cells and base stations, increasing power consumption. onsemi’s innovative power supply solutions help in tackling this challenge. Our continuously evolving portfolio of wide bandgap products helps in reducing power losses due to low on-resistance and improves overall system performance.

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Evaluation/Development Kits

NCP1568DC48WGEVB: NCP1568 100-400V Input, 48W DC-DC Evaluation board

The NCP1568DC48WGEVB is a 48 W, wide range DC input of 120 V to 400 V, constant voltage power supply intended for Server AUX power and other DC input applications requiring a low profile with high efficiency and high power density.

STR-NCP3235-EVK: Strata Enabled NCP3235, 23V Input, 15A, Synchronous Buck Converter with Internal MOSFETs

Strata enables seamless evaluation of hardware devices such as this configurable NCP3235 regulator.

SECO-NCP51530HB-GEVB: Application daughter-card for NCP51530 half-bridge gate driver

The SECO-NCP51530HB-GEVB helps users to simplify and accelerate the design phase in high voltage gate driver applications with the NCP51530, two different MOSFET packages (DFN5 and WDFN8) and numerous test points, in order to obtain optimal performance.

WebDesigner+ Power Supply

Create your power supply designs with the online WebDesigner+ Power Supply design tool.

Product Recommendation Tools +

Explore power product portfolio and select the best one for your server power solutions.

Technical Documents

The 2021 Technology Outlook for Silicon Carbide Semiconductors

Gate Driver Solutions – Plug ‘n Play Rapid Evaluation and Testing

Smart Power Solution to Improve Efficiency and Reduce Cost
Matching Gate Drivers to GaN Power Transistors

Integrated DC-DC Converter – Power over Ethernet and Telecom

Addressing Thermal Challenges in High Density Power Applications

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