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Delta to join DOSA

Delta Electronics, one of the world’s largest power supply manufacturers, has joined The Distributed-power Open Standards Alliance (DOSA).

DOSA was established in February 2004 to develop standards for DC-DC converters to ensure compatibility and facilitate second sourcing for customers. Alliance membership includes Tyco Electronics Power Systems, Inc., SynQor, Inc., Celestica Power Systems, and Lambda. “Our entry into DOSA is yet another exciting milestone for Delta’s Board Mounted Power effort”, said Graham Hunter, vice president of sales for Delta Products. “We are looking forward to working with other leading-edge power supply manufacturers in the development of compatible and competitive products, which not only meet our customers and the markets current needs but anticipates their future application requirements.” Founded by Tyco Electronics and SynQor, DOSA’s mandate is to establish standards over a broad range of power converter form factors, footprints, feature sets and functionality for both non-isolated point-of-load (POL) and isolated applications. “DOSA’s position as an industry-leading alliance becomes even stronger with this latest addition,” said Sabi Varma, vice president, marketing and business operations for Tyco Electronics Power Systems. “The benefits our customers will reap will propel the industry forward.” “Delta is the largest power supply manufacturer in the world,” commented Joseph Coupal, executive vice president, marketing and sales for SynQor. “We are very pleased to count on their support and expertise to advance the goals of DOSA.” Delta Electronics is developing its Delphi Series of non-isolated POL converters that will adhere to the DOSA specifications and also plans to develop a DOSA-compatible sixteenth brick.

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March 28 2024 10:16 am V22.4.20-2
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