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Vicor participated in the 2025 Power Electronics Conference held at the Pyeongchang Alpensia Convention Center from July 7 to 10 and introduced its high-performance modular power solutions.

At the Power Electronics Conference, Vicor’s Director Choi Hoe-kwang expressed confidence that Vicor’s high-performance power modules support innovative designs across a wide range of industrial technologies.


The DCM3717 and DCM 3735, which were introduced as key products at this conference, are among Vicor's core products that support 48V-centric power modules amidst the trend of power supply networks (PDNs) transitioning from 12V to 48V architectures to maximize efficiency.

The DCM3717 is a product capable of providing up to 1kW with a 48V input and a 12V output. The DCM3735 supports output up to 2kW.

In addition, the 5.2 mm ultra-thin SM-ChiP surface mount package provides thermal management performance, enhancing the ease of thermal dissipation design.

In addition, at this conference, Vicor demonstrated efficient modular power solutions capable of realizing innovative designs for a wide range of industrial technologies, including introducing patented architectures such as the Factorized Power Architecture, which is used to achieve high density and efficiency in the world's most demanding power systems.

Director Choi Hoe-kwang stated, “As power demand increases across various industrial sectors and the importance of high-voltage conversion grows, we will actively support the development of high design flexibility and optimized performance through Vicor’s power modules.”