Vicor to promote high-density power solutions for vehicles in Detroit, USA.

Vicor announced today that it will unveil three new approaches to powering xEVs at the World Congress Experience (WCX™), a global vehicle engineering event taking place in Detroit from April 5-7, 2022.

Vicor's proven solution, utilizing high-density power modules and a new power supply architecture, reduces power loss by up to 50%.

At this year's WCX, Vicor will unveil innovative modular solutions that simplify power system design and improve scalability and flexibility in presentations covering three key electrification topics.

The topics of the presentation to be announced this time include: △elimination of 12V batteries, △the impact of miniaturized power modules on electrification, and △DC charging station compatibility.

As the automotive industry rapidly transforms into an electric vehicle industry, power system design engineers are working to design ever-more demanding power distribution networks.

EVs require up to 20 times more power than conventional internal combustion engine vehicles, which increases their size and weight proportionally with the increase in power electronics.

Baiko's formerThe power module enables engineers to build high-density power distribution networks for EVs, PHEVs, HEVs, and BEVs.

Additionally, the power module is lightweight, efficient, and supports convenient expansion to various different platforms.