This paper examines how today’s volatile market increases the need for greater capacity and usability while preserving your platform investment.
When the Veloce Strato platform came to market in 2017, there was an implicit promise in the roadmap: deliver greater capacity and usability while preserving the investment in the platform over an extended period of time. This includes the ability to offer scalability in terms of different configurations with a variety of chassis that could be used with a wide range of boards while maintaining performance and lowest cost of ownership. The Veloce Strato platform has lived up to these promises. More importantly, it is fundamentally architected and engineered to solve verification and validation challenges for decades to come.
In this podcast episode, we interview Joe Pawelczyk, VP of operations at DPI UAV Systems (USA), a leading provider of small rotary wing unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV).
The article outlines three key applications and introduces Texas Instruments' UCC33420-Q1 power module for efficient isolated DC/DC power supply design.
In this episode Ed Lovelace, Chief Technology Officer of Ampaire (USA) joins Robert Gendron, VP of Product Development at Vicor, for an enlightening conversation on electric planes...
