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1.2V 100A Output DC-DC Converter Compliant with 48V Bus Voltage based on Toshiba Solution

1.2V, 100A isolated DC-DC Converter with Vin range of 40VDC to 59.5VDC and a 91% efficiency, based on Toshiba's solution. MOSFETs recommended for switching devices.

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