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Daanaa Announces Real-time Programmable, Ultra-high Voltage Conversion Ratio Power Converter

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Daanaa Announces Real-time Programmable, Ultra-high Voltage Conversion Ratio Power Converter
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Daanaa Announces Real-time Programmable, Ultra-high Voltage Conversion Ratio Power Converter

2025-04-10 21:01 Last Updated At:21:11

VANCOUVER, British Columbia--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Apr 10, 2025--

Daanaa Resolution, Inc., an innovator in power system architecture and design, announces its Power Transaction Unit (PTU), a novel approach to ultra-high voltage conversion ratio power converters that is real-time programmable. In a compact module, the PTU provides greater than 95% power conversion efficiency across a one-decade operating range, with a voltage conversion ratio exceeding 110x. The PTU is bidirectional, multimodal (AC/DC), with dynamically adjustable output amplitude and phase. It enables Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) in automotive, solar energy, high-performance computing, and other industries to develop highly energy-efficient systems with reduced engineering and operational overhead.

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The rising demand for electricity, driven by homes, businesses, AI, and vehicle electrification, makes efficient energy conversion critical. However, renewable energy sources, such as solar cells and batteries, generate low-voltage DC outputs (often less than 4V), while most applications require stable high-voltage AC (240V) or DC (12V–800V). Traditional power conversion techniques rely on multi-stage architectures and serialized energy sources, leading to inefficiencies, compounding losses, cascading failures, and increased system complexity.

Unlike traditional multi-stage systems, Daanaa’s PTU enables parallel connections for greater resilience while minimizing losses. Its real-time programmability adapts to changing conditions like sunlight and environmental conditions, battery state of charge (SOC), battery state of health (SOH), ensuring stable, optimized power transfer. By integrating multiple power functions into a compact, single-step module, Daanaa improves efficiency, simplifies system design and reduces engineering, operational, and maintenance costs.

Key Benefits

"We’re receiving growing interest from unconventional solar and energy storage applications struggling with efficiency," said Udi Daon, Daanaa’s CEO. "We’re offering a hands-on experience with our development system for Building-Integrated Photovoltaics (BIPV), Vehicle-Integrated Photovoltaics (VIPV), Energy Storage Systems (ESS) and more."

PTU Development System Available for Evaluation

Customers can evaluate the PTU’s capabilities using Daanaa’s development system, which connects to photovoltaic modules and batteries to demonstrate the technology’s potential in solar and energy storage applications.

BIPV and VIPV face challenges in optimizing solar energy generation due to irregular surfaces, dynamic shading, and complex power electronics. The PTU’s short-cell substring approach adapts to irregular surfaces, while per-substring DC optimization and ultra-fast MPPT maximize energy harvest even in dynamic shade conditions. Real-time configuration enables dynamic control of the output to a load.

The PTU also enhances battery performance. In electrified vehicles, it increases range by 10%, boosts motor power by over 40% and reduces charge time by over 50% without modifying battery cell count.

The development system includes an enclosed module featuring input and output connectors for easy integration with sources, loads, and measurement devices. It supports low-voltage DC input of 3V–6.7V and outputs either 380V-800V DC or 240VAC based on configurable settings.

How to Access the PTU Development System

To learn more about how the development system applies to your specific use case, contact partnerships@daanaa.com.

For more information, visit https://daanaa.com/ and follow Daanaa on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/company/daanaa/.

About Daanaa

Daanaa is a Vancouver-based fabless power electronics and semiconductor company innovating in power system architecture and design.

Daanaa's Power Transaction Unit is smaller than a business card.

Daanaa's Power Transaction Unit is smaller than a business card.

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Moses Moody scored 21 points with seven 3-pointers for the Warriors, while Brandin Podziemski had 19 points.

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