In the pursuit of more efficient and compact power solutions, Texas Instruments (TI) has brought revolutionary change to the field of power modules with its innovative MagPack™ packaging technology. This technology not only enhances power density but also significantly improves efficiency and reduces electromagnetic interference (EMI), while halving the size of power solutions.
MagPack technology is a unique 3D packaging process of Texas Instruments, which achieves high integration of power modules through the use of integrated power inductors made of new design materials. Compared with traditional power modules, MagPack technology doubles the power density while maintaining heat dissipation performance and reducing the size by 50%.
1. Size and Power Density
MagPack technology enables new power modules to provide greater power output in a smaller volume, which is particularly crucial for applications such as data centers where space is limited but power demand is high.
2. Efficiency Improvement
The new power modules increase efficiency by up to 2% while reducing EMI radiation by 8dB. This means that the system operates more efficiently with less loss under the same power output.
3. Low-Temperature Operation
The optimized matching of the integrated inductor with the silicon chip effectively improves power loss and reduces the operating temperature of the system, helping to extend the device life and enhance reliability.
4. Simplified Design
The integrated design of the power module simplifies the power design process, saves PCB layout space, and accelerates the product's speed from design to market.
MagPack technology is particularly suitable for data centers, industrial automation, communication infrastructure, and any occasion that requires high power density and high-efficiency power solutions. With the continuous growth of data center power demand, which is expected to increase by 100% by 2030, MagPack technology will play an important role in improving power usage efficiency.
Texas Instruments has demonstrated its continuous innovation and leadership in the field of power management with MagPack technology. This technology not only provides designers with more efficient and compact solutions but also offers strong support in addressing increasingly complex power challenges. As the technology continues to advance and its applications expand, MagPack technology is expected to play an increasingly important role in future power solutions.
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