Flex Power Modules, a division of Flex

Flex Power Modules, a division of Flex

Flex Power Modules designs and manufactures high efficiency board-mounted DC/DC converters targeting the telecom, data center, cloud computing, artificial intelligence, industrial, and railway market segments. Our customers` success is our number one priority - we strive to help you gain a competitive advantage in your business area and to lead the game. We power your innovations and your future products. We are headquartered in Stockholm, Sweden and have design centers in Kalmar, Sweden and Shanghai, China. The latter is also our production site which has delivered more than 120 million power modules during the last 45 years. The emphasis in production is on the highest levels of quality as well as on highly automated-production processes with the capabilities to quickly adapt to market conditions.

Company details

Box 86 (Torshamnsgatan 28 A), Kista , Stockholm , 16494 Sweden
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Business Type:
Manufacturer
Industry Type:
Electronics and Computers
Market Focus:
Globally (various continents)
Year Founded:
1981

This company also provides solutions for other industrial applications.
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In order to support our customers, we have an extensive network of technical sales people as well as field application engineers covering Americas, Asia and Pacific, Europe, Middle East and Africa. Furthermore, we have an excellent network of channel partners and representatives who offer local support to all our customers.

We are contributing

Flex Power Modules is a founding member of the Power Stamp Alliance, which was formed to define a standard product footprint and function that provide a multiple-sourced, standard modular board-mounted for Power Conversion from a nominal 48 volt input to an output of low voltage at high current with on-board isolation and non-isolation DC/DC power converters. These 48V direct conversion DC/DC modules—or 'power stamps'—primarily target devices being used in large data centers many of which are following the principles of the Open Compute Project (OCP).