18 May 2010

Qualification and verification considerations for digital power supplies

The introduction of digitally controlled power supplies have huge impact on the Quality Assurance process and solutions to the issues discussed in this paper will be vital to the success of digital power in the telecom and datacom markets.

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 Ericsson Power Modules

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