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一个高效率的包装变压器隔离的直流-直流转换器,使用玻璃基的风扇外晶圆级包装

Lin Cheng1, Zuohuan Chen2, Daquan Yu2

  • 1School of Microelectronics, University of Science and Technology of China, Hefei 230026, China.

Fundamental research
|December 30, 2024
PubMed
概括

一种新型的包装式变压器 (TiP) DC-DC转换器利用先进的晶圆级包装来降低成本和改进形式因素. 这一创新提高了紧型电子设备的功率密度和效率.

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效率 效率是指效率是指效率.风扇外包装晶圆水平包装 (FOWLP) 是一个简单的方法.孤立的直流-直流转换器功率密度 的功率密度.接收器 (RX) 接收器变压器 变压器 变压器发射器 (TX) 的发射器

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