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TLVR power module supplies 320 A for AI processors

Infineon’s TDM24745T quad-phase power module with trans-inductor voltage regulator (TLVR) magnetics provides high current density for AI workloads. Integrating four power stages, proprietary magnetics, and decoupling capacitors in a compact 9×10×5-mm package, the module achieves 2 A/mm² and delivers up to 320 A peak.

The device optimizes transient response and supports the high-current core rails required by advanced GPU and AI processors in both lateral and vertical power delivery configurations. Powered by OptiMOS-6 MOSFETs, it offers enhanced efficiency and thermal performance in dense AI server designs. The TLVR architecture further improves transient performance while reducing required output capacitance by up to 50%.

The TDM24745T power module integrates with Infineon’s end-to-end AI server power delivery ecosystem. Availability was not disclosed at the time of this announcement. For more information about Infineon’s voltage regulation solutions for AI and data centers, click here.

Infineon Technologies 

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