Naval Power Solutions From SynQor X Astute

Feb 5, 2021

"I'm going to buy as much as I can afford. As much power as I can afford. Because I know by the time I retire the ship I'll use it all." -- Admiral John M. Richardson 31st chief of naval operations directed energy summit, March 29, 2017


SynQor and ASTUTE
Mil-Spec products including converters and filters, power conditioners, inverters, UPS and VPX power supplies

BOXBOROUGH, Mass. - February 5, 2021 - (Newswire.com)

The design of a naval warship is one of the most complex engineering tasks, involving the synthesis of an enormous variety of inputs to develop an efficient and effective weapons platform and capable of operating in an increasingly hostile environment.

Electric power sits at the core of a ship's fighting and functional effectiveness. These power systems elevate gun turrets and missile launchers; operate the rudder's hydraulic system; run auxiliaries; provide light; and power interior communication, weapons control, radio, radar, sonar, and missile systems. A ship without electric power is basically useless as a fighting or supporting unit and is mostly defenseless against attack.

What is the future of naval power technology? 

According to the U.S. Naval Power & Energy Systems Technology Development Roadmap 2019, there are revolutionary changes in how warfare at sea is conducted similar to the shift from guns to missiles: this revolution will take the form of high-power pulsed mission systems. "These include directed energy weapons such as lasers and stochastic electronic warfare systems, radiated energy systems such as the Air and Missile Defense Radar, and advances in kinetic energy weapons, including electro-magnetic railguns." See today's video.

Legacy power systems found on all existing ships do not possess the inherent electrical "inertia" to withstand the ramp-up/ down (on/off), or ripple (pulsation) effects of complex power profiles of these advanced mission systems. These effects include excessive generator heating (thermal stress) and negative torques (mechanical stress) applied to prime movers such as diesel and gas turbine engines. Countering these harmful effects requires mitigation such as advanced controls or energy storage.

Every navy has a technology roadmap to align electric power system developments with warfighter needs, however, the common long-term drivers are:

  • More electric power, on demand, to meet the needs of ever-improving mission systems. 
  • Higher power densities to meet the increasing demand in the same footprint.
  • Greater stability across power sources.
  • More onboard energy storage.
  • Greater modularity to allow the electric plant to scale up with changing weapons systems and loads over the life of the ship.
  • Improved use of lightweight materials and solutions to reduce the power requirements of a ship by every way possible.
  • Greater overall cost savings: economics are forcing Navies into maintaining current platforms in service longer than originally planned.

Sophisticated threats require sophisticated products

Electrical power systems currently in use across fleets are often large, heavy (sometimes requiring a reinforced floor), and expensive to maintain systems. They may need to be craned on and off ships for maintenance, repairs and installation. On top of this their electrical qualities are old and they generally run less efficiently. It's clear the naval community requires a different take on technology to meet their evolving needs and threats.

As a key military partner for power systems, SynQor has a wide range of Mil-Spec products including converters and filters, power conditioners, inverters, UPS and VPX power supplies. However, the main differentiator is that SynQor's products are designed to exceed the demanding performance, quality and reliability requirements of today's naval power electronic engineers and system integrators.

They are disrupting conventional technology with more refined, more flexible products to suit tomorrow's power demands. And with all their products in compliance with 1399 they assure compatibility with all shipboard applications. 

Find out how you can advance the power curve: join Astute X SynQor's webinar on naval power management

Astute Electronics are joining forces with SynQor's expert product designers to bring you an online demonstration of SynQor's products over current power solutions. This will be a highly useful webinar for any Electronics Engineer involved in the design, installation and creation of naval power management systems.

We'll look at specific application areas, such as the bridge, automated gun turrets, command and control, and more, and look at common power management issues.

You will leave the webinar with a better understanding of how to achieve cleaner, higher and more stable power, in smaller, lighter form factors.

What's not to like about that? See you there, Feb. 11, 2021, 9 a.m. EST.

https://www.astute.global/synqor-naval-power-webinar-registration/

Astute Electronics Ltd is a highly accredited franchised electronics distributor and procurement specialist, serving the world's leading OEM and EMS companies with global product sourcing and traceability, electronic product design, logistics & supply-chain management as well as product obsolescence management.

About SynQor

Located in Boxborough, MA USA, SynQor is a leading supplier of power conversion solutions to the military, avionics, transportation, medical, industrial, telecommunications and computing markets. SynQor's innovative products are designed to exceed the demanding performance, quality, and reliability requirements of today's power electronic engineers who develop leading-edge infrastructure hardware.  SynQor provides all the power conversion modules needed to build a power system, and we also provide complete power systems.  SynQor's capabilities include both standard and custom solutions, and we deliver them with industry-leading service and support. SynQor's total commitment to quality, customer satisfaction and continuous improvement




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