[SI-LIST] Re: Power Supply Design Resources

Hi Avtaar:

For  a practical case and brief over view of VRM modular design, especially 
with a total view of Power distribution network design,

the paper '' Voltage Regulator Module and Power Distribution Network 
Optimization''   by  Nam Pham,etc., IBM  on designcon 2009 is  a good reference;

For more detail and practical experience, TI 's Analog & Mixed-Signal Products  
KnowledgeBase may be  very helpful:

http://www-k.ext.ti.com/SRVS/CGI-BIN/WEBCGI.EXE/,/ 


Regards,

   LIU Luping



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  Msg: #3 in digest
  Date: Sat, 30 May 2009 02:16:59 +0800
  Subject: [SI-LIST] Power Supply Design Resources
  From: Avtaar Singh <avtaarenator@xxxxxxxxx>

  Gurus:
  I am looking for a practical designer's Guide to Power Supply Design, in
  terms of choosing between architectures and components, and understanding
  inductors and MOSFET's in particular, better, for loss / efficiency /
  thermal calculations.

  I am also looking for common tools used by Power Supply Engineers in the
  industry.

  Can anyone kindly guide me on these?

  Regards,
  Avtaar Singh



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