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Transcript
Recapturing Lost Space from
Mechanical/Thermal Restrictions
SlimLynx* & Dual DLynx*
Today’s Power Hungry Landscape
As the demand for increased capacity continues to escalate, designers are constrained when imagining tomorrow’s
possibilities. Utilizing traditional methods and aging technology, the need for a new standard has become paramount.
At GE Critical Power, we’ve introduced a revolutionary concept, “Designing in the Negative Space”, that will
forever change the landscape of design and unleash creativity. We’ll examine two core challenges that currently
plague today’s industry and introduce a full line of innovation to feed specific issues in power-hungry designs.
Recapturing Lost Space from Mechanical/Thermal Restrictions
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1
What is
“Negative Space?”
So what is “Negative Space” exactly?
It is the unclaimable, wasted, or inaccessible
space on a board or a chip. Whether it is created
by mechanical or thermal restrictions, serves as
a power channel or is claimed by other functions
(such as management or support), the end result
is the same; it cannot be used. Until now.
GE Critical Power discovered how to fill the
void. We absorb content or circuitry in order to
reclaim that wasted space. We’ve looked at the
functionality of our power supply to see how our
designs can enable a new standard of power.
So, what led us to this “negative” way of thinking?
There were two significant issues our customers
faced for which we developed revolutionary
new products to help them move forward.
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Recapturing Lost Space from Mechanical/Thermal Restrictions
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Mechanically
Constrained Power
Single Output Module
4mm*
12.2mm
4mm*
12.2mm
4mm*
4mm*
4mm*
PDT012
PDT012
12.2mm
4mm*
Recapturing Lost Space from Mechanical/Thermal Restrictions
In this classic scenario, a customer needs two
dedicated power supplies to meet the requisite design
requirements. Based on this usage, it is very easy to
note the necessary (and wasted) clearance between
the power components. 4mm of space. This restricted
area has traditionally been off limits to design features
20.32mm
4mm*
or any
power capacity.
GE Critical Power now offers the Dual DLynx Series as
4mm*
a viable solution to eliminate the clearance between
two independent power supplies. These are nonisolated Point of Load (POL) DC-DC board-mounted
UDXS1212
11.43mm
power module products, offering
an industry-leading
25% reduction in board space over previous and
competing solutions. This innovation includes
the utilization of the PMBus™ 4mm*
interface for digital
configuration, communication and control, as well as
adaptive voltage scaling for power reduction.
4
2
Mechanically
Constrained Power
(Cont.)
The Dual DLynx also incorporates Tunable Loop*
technology, which delivers leading current density
for a broad range of applications including data
communications,
telecommunications,
storage,4mm*
4mm*
4mm*
12.2mm
12.2mm
industrial, medical,
and military infrastructure
equipment. These modules combine a high density
solution that integrates two lower amperage parts
with a significant size advantage to minimize the use
of board space.
PDT012
PDT012
We’ve recaptured board space and returned it to our
customers, enabling them to increase their design
value, while achieving and maintaining definitive
cost savings.
5
Dual Output Module
4mm*
20.32mm
4mm*
12.2mm
4mm*
4mm*
4mm*
UDXS1212
11.43mm
4mm*
Recapturing Lost Space from Mechanical/Thermal Restrictions
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Dual DLynx - The
"Negative" Advantages
• Offers a broad input range of 4.5 volts (V) to 14.4V
and a precisely regulated output voltage from 0.51
Vdc(Digital) / 0.6Vdc(Analog) to 5.5 Vdc.
Applications
• Distributed power architectures
•
•
•
•
Intermediate bus voltage applications
Telecommunications equipment
Servers and storage applications
Networking equipment
• Industrial equipment
Recapturing Lost Space from Mechanical/Thermal Restrictions
• PMBus™ digital interface supports a wide range of
commands including on/off, trim, margin, power
good, rise time adjustment, startup delay and
input under voltage lockout. Digital interface also
offers output voltage, current, and temperature
measurement capability.
• Tunable Loop technology enables the user to optimize
dynamic response to match the load with reduced
output capacitance, thus saving space and cost while
improving performance.
6
3
Using “Unusable” Space
Between Power Modules
25% Reclaimed Board Space
Dual DLynx - The
"Negative" Advantages
Combine TWO
(Cont.)
Single Output
Unusable
Space
Modules into
ONE Dual
Output Module
• Synchronization and remote sense make designing
for strict noise and set point requirements easier
and more accurate.
• Single module supplies two independent outputs,
achieving density higher than two individual
modules, saving board space.
Two Single
Output
Module
735mm2
TWO SINGLE
OUTPUT
MODULES
735 mm2
Combine TWO Single Output Modules into ONE Dual Output Module
• Performs in real world operating conditions.
Can support 12A at 1.2Vo up to 80°C without airflow.
• Reduces input ripple by interleaving 180°C
Unusable
out-of-phase when both outputs
are operating.
Space
Combine TWO
Single Output
Modules into
ONE Dual
Output Module
TWO SINGLE OUTPUT MODULES
735 mm2
7
One Dual
Output
Module
550mm2
ONE DUAL
OUTPUT
MODULE
550 mm2
Recapturing Lost Space from Mechanical/Thermal Restrictions
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Mechanical / Thermal
Restrictions for Power
Right now, the networking, storage, and wireless
industries are forced to make design concessions
as the need for increased power densities grow.
Designers have to allow more dedicated space for
computing and value add features.
Until now.....
The GE SlimLynx can be placed underneath the
mezzanine, or middle level, making the low height area
of the main PCB usable for power.
This compact, low-height packaging also allows
mounting near, traditional heat sinks, conserving both
space and managing thermal challenges.
Recapturing Lost Space from Mechanical/Thermal Restrictions
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8
4
Placing 2nd Power Module “Under” the Board
Harnessing Tight Spaces with “Slim” Power
Mechanical / Thermal
Restrictions for Power
12A
Use Bottom of
Board for Low
(Cont.)
Unusable Space Under Board
Power Module
The SlimLynx power modules are slim, non-isolated
dc-dc converters in a low profile 2.8-3.0mm height.
These modules operate over a wide range of input
voltage and provide a precisely regulated output
voltage from 0.45 to 5.5Vdc, programmable via an
external resistor and PMBus™ control.
This self-sustaining unit needs limited airflow and
takes advantage of the unused
12A back side of the board
or the under utilized space under a daughter board.
We’re doing even moreUnusable
than giving
youUnder
back Board
Space
valuable board real estate by living in the shadows
of previously inaccessible space; we have developed
a definitive solution capable of achieving the highest
performance and reliability in applications that
ONE MODULE ON TOP OF BOARD
take on height, airflow and space restrictions.
12A
9
9
Height SlimLynx
One
top
of OF
Board
12A
ONEModule
MODULEonON
TOP
BOARD
12A
Use Bottom of Board for Low Height
SlimLynx Power Module
12A
Use Bottom of
Board for Low
Height SlimLynx
Power Module
12A
TwoTWO
Modules
- Top-and
2 x 12Ap
MODULES
TOPUnder
AND UNDER
2 x 12A
Recapturing Lost Space from Mechanical/Thermal Restrictions
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SlimLynx - The
"Negative" Advantages
• The compact size of the Pico (12.2mmm x 12.2mm)
enables it to be used in the tightest of spaces. The
Micro model is 20.32mm x 11.43mm.
Applications
• Distributed power architectures
• Intermediate bus voltage applications
• Telecommunications equipment
• Servers and storage applications
• Networking equipment
• Industrial equipment
• Available also with a fully insulated, encapsulated
design, sustaining costs savings.
• Can be used on bottom side reflow applications
because of the low height and weight.
• Offers a wide input voltage range
(4.5Vdc-14.4Vdc) as well as operating temperature
range (-40°C to 85°C).
• Offers a wide input voltage range (4.5Vdc-14.4Vdc)
• Output voltage programmable from 0.45Vdc to
5.5Vdc via external resistor, digitally adjustable
down to 0.45Vdc
• Offers a wide operating temperature range
(-40°C to 85°C)
Recapturing Lost Space from Mechanical/Thermal Restrictions
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10
5
SlimLynx - The
"Negative" Advantages
(Cont.)
• Output voltage programmable from
0.45Vdc to 5.5Vdc via external resistor.
• Utilizes Tunable Loop to optimize
dynamic output voltage response.
• Constant switching frequency.
• PMBus™ Digital Interface supports a broad
spectrum of features, such as power good
signal, remote on/off switch, fixed switching
frequency, over temperature protection and
alarms for over temperature protection/output
overcurrent safeguard (non-latching).
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Recapturing Lost Space from Mechanical/Thermal Restrictions
Conclusion
Don’t limit creativity any longer. See firsthand how the Dual DLynx and the SlimLynx
will give you the tools you need with the technological performance that you require.
Dual DLynx reduces keepout space and SlimLynx can be used in height
restricted areas of the board where taller components would not fit.
GE Critical Power. Innovating for our customers, going beyond what’s
already being done today, and reimagining what’s possible to meet
the future head-on. Power On. In the Negative Space.
Recapturing Lost Space from Mechanical/Thermal Restrictions
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Connect with
GE Critical Power
GE
Critical Power
601 Shiloh Road
Plano, TX 75074
+1 877 546 3243
www.gecriticalpower.com
The PMBus name and logo are registered trademarks of the System Management Interface Forum (SMIF).
*Registered trademark of the General Electric Company.
The GE brand, logo, and lumination are trademarks of the General Electric Company. © 2015 General Electric Company.
Information provided is subject to change without notice. All values are design or typical values when measured under
laboratory conditions.
DEA-628, Rev. 11/2015