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Lambda has joined the Distributed-power Open Standards Alliance (DOSA).
DOSA was established in February 2004 to ensure future DC/DC product compatibility and standardisation within the increasingly fragmented power convertor market, and its membership includes Tyco Electronics Power Systems, SynQor, and Celestica Power Systems.
"We are proud to be part of the DOSA team", said Bill Steckel, President of Lambda.
"DC/DC convertor technology is evolving rapidly".
"By following the open DOSA standards, Lambda's customers will benefit from a clear product roadmap that incorporates Lambda technology to deliver leading-edge industry standard solutions".
Founded by Tyco Electronics and SynQor, DOSA's mandate is to establish standards over a broad range of power convertor form factors, footprints, feature sets and functionality for both nonisolated point-of-load (POL) and isolated applications, including intermediate bus convertors.
"Lambda supplements the DOSA membership very well by adding further credibility, additional technical expertise and a strong Asian presence to the alliance", said Joseph Coupal, Executive Vice President, Marketing and Sales for SynQor.
"With the addition of Lambda, DOSA continues to march forward", said Sabi Varma, Vice President, Marketing and Business Operations for Tyco Electronics Power Systems.
"As the primary beneficiaries, our customers are excited by these efforts and recognise the commitment DOSA has made to ensuring their needs are met".
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