VPT, a HEICO company, announces the release of its first DC/DC power supply with extremely quiet and low noise outputs (less than 25mV), designed specifically for noise sensitive RF space applications, the SLNP17-100CQ.

It has been announced by VPT, a HEICO company, that its SVPL Series of space-qualified point of load DC-DC converters are now available. Covering an input voltage range of 3.1 to 13.2V and available in six, nine, and 12A output surface mount options, the SVPL products are designed specifically for space applications, facing harsh radiation environments while requiring low voltages and tight regulation for high performance processors.

It has been announced by a HEICO company that it’s SVPL Series of space-qualified point of load DC-DC converters are available. Covering an input voltage range of 3.1 to 13.2V and available in 6, 9, and 12A output surface mount options, the SVPL products are designed specifically for space applications facing harsh radiation environments while requiring low voltages and tight regulation for high performance processors.

Industrial level DC/DC converters and EMI filters are available in models ranging from 5 to 100 watts, from VPT. Converters in the VHR series are reliable to power non-flight-critical programs in military, avionics, and unmanned systems as well as manufacturing equipment and controls.

VPT have announced a new series of radiation hardened DC-DC power converters, point of load converters, and EMI filters to power space systems. The new SVR Series of space power products includes 24 new modules in 7 product families, all based on space-proven heritage designs and available qualified to MIL-PRF-38534 Class K.

Learn about VPT's SVR Series of DC-DC converters, point of load converters, and EMI filters. Suitable for use in LEO, MEO, GEO, deep space, and launch programs.

VPT Inc announces the availability of a new dual output DC-DC power converter to power electronics in unmanned vehicles, ships, armored ground vehicles, and other rugged systems. The VPT5-2800D DC-DC power converter delivers up to 5 watts from a small footprint of approximately one square inch, meets several military standards, and features a six-sided metal package.

Jeremy Ferrell, Manager of VPT's Standard Product Engineering, presents this tutorial on how the VPTPCM-12 power conditioning module can bring your power system into compliance with MIL-STD-1275. Topics include:

VPT has announced the unveiling of a new triple output DC-DC converter uniquely designed to power electronics in military vehicles, ships, weapons, and other rugged systems. Delivering up to 30 watts, the new VPT30-2800T DC-DC converter meets several military standards and features three outputs, enabling engineers to power multiple loads from a single, small, cost-saving module.

VPT announces the availability of a new triple output DC-DC converter uniquely designed to power electronics in military vehicles, ships, weapons, and other rugged systems. Delivering up to 30 watts, the new VPT30-2800T DC-DC converter meets several military standards and features three outputs, enabling engineers to power multiple loads from a single, small, cost-saving module.

VPT have today revealed that the Defense Logistics Agency has issued Standard Microcircuit Drawings for VPT’s family of space level, radiation hardened, point of load DC-DC power converter modules. With the SVGA Series power converters now on official DLA SMDs, engineers can procure these components quickly, easily, and with confidence of reliable performance over time in the harshest of space environments.

VPT Inc. announced today the availability of a new point of load power converter designed and manufactured for use in the extreme environment of space. The new SVGA0515 Series point of load DC-DC converter is now qualified to MIL-PRF-38534 Class H and Class K by the Defense Logistics Agency.

Get smarter with your power by deploying VPT's new dual output 15W DC-DC power converter. With no cross regulation error and super tight line and load regulation, this module is ready to power your next gen system. The DVAB's small size, light weight, and extremely reliable performance make it suited for use in commercial avionics, military avionics, and other critical reliability power systems.

VPT, Inc., a HEICO company has released an updated short form catalog for its avionics and military grade series of DC-DC power converters, EMI filters, and other accessory products. All products are standard and available for quick delivery to designers of avionics, military, and other critical reliability distributed power systems.

VPT Inc., announced that it is continuing to expand its product line with a new power protection module, the DVCL Inrush Current Limiter. The DVCL controls potentially damaging inrush current drawn by DC-DC converters, EMI filters, and discrete capacitors during startup. With a power capacity of 200W, users can protect multiple downstream VPT DC-DC converters using a single, lightweight DVCL module.

VPT introduces the newest member of its point of load DC-DC power converters, the 20A DVPL Series.

VPT, Inc., a HEICO company, received approval of its Radiation Hardness Assurance Plan from the United States Defense Logistics Agency (DLA), Land and Maritime, the office of primary involvement for MIL-PRF-38534. As a result of this approval, VPT’s series of space-qualified DC-DC power converters will appear imminently on Standard Military Drawings (SMDs) with a radiation assurance level P.

Jeremy Ferrell, Manager of Standard Products at VPT Inc., presents this video.

This video discusses the startup characteristics of DC-DC power converters with a high capacitance load. HIgh capacitance is used to reduce the output ripple, improve the peak transient response, and to supply high pulse current loads. Demonstration includes startup with and without capacitance applied in constant resistance and constant current mode.

VPT Inc introduced its latest series of technical video labs that highlight the design considerations and performance characteristics of DC-DC power converters. Two video labs on the startup characteristics of DC-DC converters are now available. Six additional videos on a variety of popular power technology topics are planned for release throughout 2011.