The company claimed that BPS-5 provides advantages across a range of ac-dc and dc-dc power conversion applications through the reduction in switching losses within PWM circuits. This switching loss reduction translates to improved energy efficiency, faster transient response and increased power density when compared to other designs.
Through its power product line, V-Infinity, CUI manufactures a range of embedded and external power electronics devices for OEM manufacturers.
Fred Barthold, vice president of engineering at California Power Research, said: ”We are pleased to license our BPS-5 technology to CUI. We feel this technology aligns well with CUI’s recent entrance into the digital power market and their commitment to bringing advanced power solutions to their expanding customer base.”
William Clough, president and CEO of Waytronx, said: ”We are very excited to partner with California Power Research to incorporate their BPS-5 technology into our line of products. Our team has developed a road map based on this technology that we feel will take full advantage of its benefits. This partnership continues our mission to bring the latest advances in power technology to market.”
