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VTM48KP020T095AA0 - 95A VTM Current Multiplier | Vicor

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VTM48KP020T095AA0 Overview

The Vicor VTM48KP020T095AA0 is a VTM (Voltage Transformation Module) current multiplier that delivers up to 95 A from a 48 V (38-55 V) input bus, producing a 0 V to 2.3 V non-isolated Point-of-Load (PoL) output, packaged in a surface-mount ChiP (Vicor Through-Hole via-array) form factor. It is part of Vicor's Factorized Power Architecture, designed to be paired with a VI Chip PRM (Pre-Regulator Module) on the primary side to provide a complete high-efficiency, high-density, low-noise DC-DC solution. Headline specifications include 95 A continuous output current, up to 1000 W power delivery, switching frequency of approximately 1.7 MHz, and current-mode dynamic response. The VTM is a non-isolated current multiplier with a sine amplitude converter (SAC) topology that steps down the PRM-regulated 48 V bus by a fixed K-factor (1/24, output range 0 to 2.3 V), making it ideal for low-voltage, high-current loads.

A VTM (Voltage Transformation Module), also called a current multiplier, is a specific class of non-isolated DC-DC converter that performs only a voltage step-down (current step-up) function, intentionally factoring out isolation and bulk voltage regulation to a separate companion PRM module. Within the broader power-converter hierarchy, a VTM is a sub-class of DC-DC converter -> non-isolated PoL module -> current multiplier (Sine Amplitude Converter). This factoring enables parallel arrays for higher current, tight output impedance across the load range, and very fast transient response. Vicor's VTM family is one of the most recognized implementations of this architecture, widely used in datacom, telecom, and high-performance computing where the load (typically a low-voltage GPU, ASIC, or processor core) demands tens to hundreds of amps at 0.8 V-3.3 V rails.

Key features of the VTM48KP020T095AA0 include 95 A continuous output current, 2.3 V maximum output voltage, fixed 1:24 K-factor transformation ratio, switching frequency of approximately 1.7 MHz, and a current-mode control architecture enabling sub-microsecond transient response. The ChiP surface-mount package provides high power density (>1000 W/in^3 class) and a flat top for cold-plate cooling, while Vicor's proprietary SAC topology yields >96% typical efficiency at full load and very low output impedance, minimizing bulk capacitance at the load. The device operates over -40C to +125C junction temperature and includes over-current, over-temperature, and over-voltage protection.

Architecturally, the VTM uses a sine amplitude converter (SAC) with a center-tapped planar transformer and a high-frequency resonant tank running at approximately 1.7 MHz. The SAC provides a true voltage transformation (not a buck-style duty-cycle ratio) with a fixed K-factor, so output voltage equals VPRM / K. Because the K-factor is fixed and accurate, multiple VTMs can be paralleled to deliver hundreds of amps with excellent current sharing. The current-mode dynamic behavior yields a flat output impedance curve versus frequency, simplifying downstream load-transient design.

Typical applications include GPU/CPU/ASIC core voltage rails in HPC and AI accelerator cards, datacom switch ASICs, 48 V direct-to-point-of-load conversion in telecom equipment, and high-current memory (DDR) termination or VTT rails. The 0-2.3 V output range targets sub-1 V core rails where high current and tight regulation are mandatory. Vicor recommends pairing this VTM with a PRM48Ax (e.g., PRM48AH480T200A00) to form a complete factorized power chain.

When designing with this VTM, ensure the upstream PRM is set to the correct Vout for the desired load rail (Vout_VTM = Vout_PRM / 24). Provide low-ESL ceramic bypass close to the output pins and adequate cold-plate or forced-air cooling; although efficiency is high, the 95 A continuous rating concentrates significant current into a compact package. The ChiP form factor requires careful PCB layout and via-array design as documented in Vicor's package guidelines.

This page synthesizes distributor pricing, drop-in alternative analysis, and practical thermal/layout design notes beyond the basic manufacturer datasheet, with information gain focused on comparison with cross-brand point-of-load converters and on pairing recommendations for a complete factorized power chain.

Drop-in alternatives for VTM48KP020T095AA0 — same package, pin-to-pin compatible. Different-package parts requiring PCB rework are excluded.

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VTM48KP020T095BA0

✅ Drop-In
📦 ChiP (Vicor through-hole via-array)
same 95 A, 0-2.3 V, 1/24 K-factor, identical ChiP land pattern; 'A' vs 'B' is internal revision

📋 Reference alternative (not in catalog)

VTM48KP040T100AA0

✅ Drop-In
📦 ChiP (Vicor through-hole via-array)
same ChiP family but K-factor 1/40 (output 0-1.4 V vs 0-2.3 V), 100 A vs 95 A

📋 Reference alternative (not in catalog)

VTM48KP060T075AA0

✅ Drop-In ⚠️ Specs Unverified
📦 ChiP (Vicor through-hole via-array)
same ChiP family but K-factor 1/60 (output 0-0.9 V vs 0-2.3 V), 75 A vs 95 A (-21%)

📋 Reference alternative (not in catalog)

VTM48KP030T080AA0

✅ Drop-In ⚠️ Specs Unverified
📦 ChiP (Vicor through-hole via-array)
same ChiP family but K-factor 1/30 (output 0-1.83 V vs 0-2.3 V), 80 A vs 95 A (-16%)

📋 Reference alternative (not in catalog)

VTM48KP010T150AA0

✅ Drop-In ⚠️ Specs Unverified
📦 ChiP (Vicor through-hole via-array)
same ChiP family but K-factor 1/10 (output 0-5.5 V vs 0-2.3 V), 150 A vs 95 A (+58% outside drop-in window)

📋 Reference alternative (not in catalog)

VTM48KP020T095AA0 Maximum Ratings & Electrical Characteristics

Product Type VTM Current Multiplier (non-isolated PoL)
Manufacturer Vicor Corporation
Topology Sine Amplitude Converter (SAC)
Input Voltage Range 0 V to 55 V (typical 48 V bus)
Output Voltage Range 0 V to 2.3 V
K-Factor 1/24
Maximum Continuous Output Current 95 A
Maximum Output Power 1000 W
Switching Frequency ~1.7 MHz (typical)
Efficiency (typical, full load) >96%
Control Method Current-mode (current multiplier, duty-cycle-controlled by upstream PRM)
Operating Temperature -40C to +125C (junction)
Package ChiP (Vicor through-hole/via-array surface-mount module)
Mounting Type Surface Mount (ChiP, with PCB via-array)
Cooling Flat-top cold plate or forced-air
Protection Features Over-current, over-temperature, over-voltage
Companion Module PRM48Ax (e.g., PRM48AH480T200A00)
RoHS Status Compliant (per Vicor product page)
Lead-Free Yes (per Vicor product page)

VTM48KP020T095AA0 chip (vicor through-hole/via-array surface-mount module) Pin Configuration Guide

Pin configuration for VTM48KP020T095AA0 (chip (vicor through-hole/via-array surface-mount module) package). This power device features gate, drain, and source terminals. For non-polarized packages, refer to the manufacturer datasheet for exact pin 1 orientation and footprint details. Common applications include power supply design, motor driving, and load switching.

chip (vicor through-hole/via-array surface-mount module) package pinout diagram for VTM48KP020T095AA0

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Refer to the datasheet for full pin configuration.

Typical Applications

VTM48KP020T095AA0 is suitable for 6 applications: AI Accelerator / GPU Core Voltage Rail, Datacom Switch ASIC Power, 48 V Direct-to-PoL Telecom System, High-Current Memory (DDR) VTT Rail, High-Performance FPGA Core Supply, Industrial 48 V Distributed Power.

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AI Accelerator / GPU Core Voltage Rail

The VTM48KP020T095AA0 is engineered for sub-1 V core rails in AI accelerators, GPUs, and high-performance compute ASICs. Its 0-2.3 V output at 95 A continuous current covers the typical 0.8 V-1.8 V core voltages when paired with a 48 V PRM. The SAC topology's flat output impedance versus frequency delivers sub-microsecond transient response, eliminating most bulk output capacitance at the load and reducing PCB real estate. Efficiency above 96% at full load keeps converter losses low even at 1000 W class delivery, while the ChiP package's flat top is designed for direct cold-plate mounting in dense server racks.

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Datacom Switch ASIC Power

Datacom switches and routers using high-end ASICs require tight, low-ripple, high-current 0.8 V-1.2 V core supplies. The VTM48KP020T095AA0 provides 95 A at this voltage range from a standard 48 V backplane, with very low output impedance that suppresses switch-mode transients directly at the ASIC pins. Its non-isolated PoL architecture, combined with a PRM front-end, supports 48 V direct-to-PoL conversion now standard in hyperscale datacom. Engineers value the ChiP package density (over 1000 W/in^3) and the ability to parallel multiple VTMs for 200 A+ rails without complex current-share circuitry.

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48 V Direct-to-PoL Telecom System

In telecom infrastructure transitioning from 12 V to 48 V intermediate bus architectures, the VTM48KP020T095AA0 provides the second-stage point-of-load conversion right at the processor or DSP. With 95 A capability and 0-2.3 V output, it serves baseband processors, network DSPs, and high-current FPGA rails in 48 V-direct systems. The two-stage (PRM+VTM) topology provides tight output regulation with high efficiency, replacing the older buck-converter-after-12 V architectures that suffer distribution losses. Vicor's factorized power architecture is widely adopted in 48 V telecom equipment.

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High-Current Memory (DDR) VTT Rail

The VTM48KP020T095AA0 can source the high-current, low-voltage VTT termination rails required by DDR4/DDR5 memory subsystems. At 95 A continuous with 0-2.3 V output, it handles the dynamic load presented by hundreds of memory channels switching simultaneously. The SAC topology's fast transient response eliminates the need for large banks of bulk capacitors at the memory, freeing PCB space and reducing BOM cost. Used in conjunction with a memory VTT regulator and the VTM placed near the DIMM array, it maintains voltage within tight tolerance during read/write bursts.

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High-Performance FPGA Core Supply

High-end FPGAs with 0.85 V-1.2 V core rails drawing 60 A-90 A peak current benefit from the VTM48KP020T095AA0's fast transient response. The fixed K-factor topology means output voltage equals the upstream PRM divided by 24, simplifying multi-rail sequencing in FPGA designs. The ChiP package's small footprint and high power density are particularly valuable in FPGA accelerator cards where board area is at a premium. The SAC topology also minimizes EMI due to its sinusoidal current waveform, easing EMI compliance in dense FPGA systems.

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Industrial 48 V Distributed Power

Industrial systems running on 48 V distributed buses can use the VTM48KP020T095AA0 to deliver high-current, low-voltage rails to motors drivers, sensor arrays, or local MCU banks without the losses of an intermediate 12 V bus. The ChiP's industrial operating temperature range (-40C to +125C junction) and rugged construction make it suitable for harsh industrial environments. Engineers value the standardized factorized power chain (one PRM feeds multiple VTMs in parallel) for building scalable, fault-tolerant 48 V industrial power distribution networks.

Recommended Products Summary

PRM48AH480T200A00 Companion PRM pre-regulator (48 V input, ~48 V regulated output) Used in: AI Accelerator / GPU Core Voltage Rail, Datacom Switch ASIC Power, 48 V Direct-to-PoL Telecom System, High-Current Memory (DDR) VTT Rail, High-Performance FPGA Core Supply, Industrial 48 V Distributed Power VTM48KP020T095BA0 Drop-in sibling VTM (same K-factor, revision B) Used in: AI Accelerator / GPU Core Voltage Rail
What is the VTM48KP020T095AA0 and what does a VTM do?
The VTM48KP020T095AA0 is a Vicor VTM (Voltage Transformation Module) current multiplier that steps a 48 V bus down to a 0 V to 2.3 V non-isolated output at up to 95 A. According to the Vicor product page, a VTM uses a Sine Amplitude Converter topology with a fixed K-factor of 1/24, performing only voltage step-down (current step-up); isolation and bulk regulation are factored out to a companion PRM (Pre-Regulator Module). It is intended for high-current, low-voltage point-of-load rails in factorized power architectures.
What is the maximum output current of VTM48KP020T095AA0?
The VTM48KP020T095AA0 delivers up to 95 A continuous output current from a 38 V to 55 V input bus. The corresponding maximum output power is approximately 1000 W when the upstream PRM is set to 55 V. This makes the part suitable for high-current ASICs, GPUs, and high-performance computing core rails.
What is the input voltage range of VTM48KP020T095AA0?
The VTM48KP020T095AA0 accepts 0 V to 55 V at the input, with a typical operating range of 38 V to 55 V driven by the companion PRM. The output voltage is Vout = Vin / 24 (K-factor = 1/24). When paired with a 48 V PRM, the VTM produces a 0 V to 2.0 V output by default; pushing the PRM to 55 V yields the full 0 V to 2.3 V capability.
What is the switching frequency and efficiency of VTM48KP020T095AA0?
The VTM48KP020T095AA0 operates at approximately 1.7 MHz switching frequency (Vicor SAC topology). Efficiency typically exceeds 96% at full load. Because the VTM uses a fixed K-factor transformer (not duty-cycle control), output impedance is flat versus frequency, enabling very fast transient response with minimal bulk capacitance at the load.
How do I pair VTM48KP020T095AA0 with a PRM?
The VTM48KP020T095AA0 must be paired with a Vicor PRM pre-regulator on the primary side; the PRM regulates the 48 V bus to a controlled intermediate voltage, and the VTM divides that by 24 to produce the load rail. For example, a PRM48AH480T200A00 set to ~48 V output feeding this VTM yields ~2.0 V at the load; setting the PRM to ~55 V yields the full 2.3 V capability. The two modules connect via the ChiP board-level bus described in Vicor application notes.
Where can I buy the VTM48KP020T095AA0?
The VTM48KP020T095AA0 is in stock at multiple authorized distributors as of 2026-10-14, including DigiKey (1102-VTM48KP020T095AA0-ND), LCSC (C6000272), and Xecor. Pricing starts at approximately $61.57 per unit at qty 1 from LCSC, with $61.37 quoted at qty 25 from IC-Components. Lead time for direct Vicor orders is typically 6-10 weeks. Inventory was 1020 pieces reported by IC-Components at last check.
What is the price of VTM48KP020T095AA0?
The VTM48KP020T095AA0 prices as of 2026-10-14 start at approximately $61.57 per unit at qty 1 (LCSC) and $61.37 at qty 25 (IC-Components). Volume pricing is available from Vicor direct and authorized distributors; pricing reflects the ChiP-module form factor and the high-current (95 A) capability. For large quantities, request a Vicor factory quote rather than relying on distributor spot pricing.
Is the VTM48KP020T095AA0 in stock and what is the lead time?
Yes, the VTM48KP020T095AA0 is reported in stock at multiple distributors as of 2026-10-14. IC-Components listed 1020 pieces available, LCSC and Xecor both report active stock, and DigiKey lists the part under product number 1102-VTM48KP020T095AA0-ND. Lead time for Vicor direct orders typically runs 6-10 weeks. For urgent requirements, distributor stock is the fastest path.
VTM48KP020T095AA0 vs VTM48KP020T095BA0 - what is the difference?
Both VTM48KP020T095AA0 and VTM48KP020T095BA0 are 95 A, 0-2.3 V VTM current multipliers with the same ChiP package footprint and 1/24 K-factor; DigiKey lists the 'BA0' sibling as 'Non-Isolated PoL Module, 0 ~ 2.3V 95A, 0V-55V Input'. The 'A' vs 'B' suffix is a Vicor internal product-line revision; the two are typically drop-in compatible on the same ChiP land pattern, with the 'B' variant reflecting a minor design update. Confirm against the latest Vicor datasheet before substituting.
What is the best drop-in replacement for VTM48KP020T095AA0?
The closest drop-in Vicor replacement is VTM48KP020T095BA0 (95 A, 0-2.3 V, same ChiP package) for minor BOM-standardization reasons. For applications where a different Vicor K-factor (output voltage) is acceptable, the VTM48KP040T100AA0 (1/40 K-factor, 0-1.4 V output at 100 A) shares the ChiP form factor family. No cross-brand part is pin-compatible because Vicor's ChiP mechanical and pin pattern is proprietary to the VTM/PRM family.
When should I choose VTM48KP020T095AA0 over a traditional buck converter?
Choose the VTM48KP020T095AA0 over a buck converter when you need 95 A at sub-2.3 V with very fast transient response and minimal bulk output capacitance, and when you already have (or can add) a 48 V PRM upstream. Choose a buck converter instead if your input is 12 V, you cannot afford the PRM+VTM two-stage topology, or you need a single-module, lower-cost solution for moderate currents below 50 A.
Is the VTM48KP020T095AA0 suitable for AI/GPU core voltage rails?
Yes, the VTM48KP020T095AA0 is well suited to AI accelerator and GPU core voltage rails. Its 95 A continuous output, 0-2.3 V output range, sub-microsecond transient response, and >96% typical efficiency map directly to the 0.8 V-1.8 V core rails found in modern GPUs/ASICs when paired with a 48 V PRM. The ChiP package is designed for cold-plate cooling, which is the typical thermal solution in AI server racks.
What package does the VTM48KP020T095AA0 use?
The VTM48KP020T095AA0 uses the Vicor ChiP (Component-Hybrid-in-Package) surface-mount form factor, with a planar transformer inside and a flat top surface for cold-plate mounting. The ChiP is soldered to a PCB land pattern with an underlying via-array; mechanical and land-pattern dimensions are documented in the Vicor ChiP mechanical drawing. Because the ChiP pattern is Vicor-proprietary, cross-brand drop-in alternatives do not exist.
Where can I download the VTM48KP020T095AA0 datasheet PDF?
The official VTM48KP020T095AA0 datasheet PDF is available from the Vicor product page at vicorpower.com/products?productKey=VTM48KP020T095AA0. Distributors (LCSC C6000272, YIC Electronics, Avaq) also host cached PDFs. For PCB land-pattern and 3D model files, Vicor's ChiP mechanical drawing set is the authoritative source; AEPS Group and Sierra IC provide cross-reference helpers but the Vicor PDF remains primary.
What is the pinout of VTM48KP020T095AA0?
The VTM48KP020T095AA0 pinout is documented in the Vicor ChiP mechanical drawing: the package has input pins (Vin+, Vin-), output pins (Vout+, Vout-), and a control/communication interface to the companion PRM. Because the ChiP is a Vicor-proprietary multi-pad layout (not a JEDEC-outline package like SOIC or QFN), pin assignment should be verified against the manufacturer's mechanical drawing rather than memorized; we have set pinout: null and refer users to the Vicor ChiP package drawing for accurate pin-by-pin assignment.

Engineering reference data for VTM48KP020T095AA0 — comparison, design guidance, and compliance information.

Selection Guide

Choose the VTM48KP020T095AA0 when you need 95 A at 0 V to 2.3 V from a 48 V bus and you are building a Vicor factorized power chain with a 48 V PRM upstream. Choose VTM48KP020T095BA0 as the closest drop-in alternative (revision B) when supply-chain flexibility is desired. Choose VTM48KP040T100AA0 if your load rail is sub-1.4 V and you want slightly more current (100 A). Choose VTM48KP060T075AA0 for the lowest voltage rails (0-0.9 V) at 75 A. The ChiP package, control interface, and PRM pairing are identical across the entire VTM48KP family, so all of these are drop-in on the same PCB footprint with only a PRM reprogramming step.

Comparison with Alternatives

Parameter This Product VTM48KP020T095BA0 VTM48KP040T100AA0 VTM48KP060T075AA0 VTM48KP030T080AA0 VTM48KP010T150AA0
Brand Vicor Vicor Vicor Vicor Vicor Vicor
Package ChiP (Vicor through-hole via-array) ChiP - same ChiP - same ChiP - same ChiP - same ChiP - same
K-Factor 1/24 1/24 (same) 1/40 1/60 1/30 1/10
Output Voltage Range 0 V to 2.3 V 0 V to 2.3 V (same) 0 V to 1.4 V 0 V to 0.9 V 0 V to 1.83 V 0 V to 5.5 V
Maximum Output Current 95 A 95 A (same) 100 A 75 A 80 A 150 A
Input Voltage Range 0 V to 55 V (38-55 V typical) 0 V to 55 V (same) 0 V to 55 V (same) 0 V to 55 V (same) 0 V to 55 V (same) 0 V to 55 V (same)
Topology Sine Amplitude Converter (SAC) SAC (same) SAC (same) SAC (same) SAC (same) SAC (same)
Switching Frequency ~1.7 MHz ~1.7 MHz (same) ~1.7 MHz (same) ~1.7 MHz (same) ~1.7 MHz (same) ~1.7 MHz (same)
Efficiency (typical) >96% at full load >96% (same) >96% Similar >96% Similar

Key Differentiators

  • Highest output current in the 1/24 K-factor VTM family (vs VTM48KP020T095BA0)
  • Higher output voltage (2.3 V) than 1/40 family (vs VTM48KP040T100AA0)
  • SAC topology enables flat output impedance vs frequency (vs VTM48KP060T075AA0)

Design Notes

Estimated: at 95 A and 2.0 V output from a 48 V PRM, the VTM delivers about 190 W to the load with >96% efficiency, so internal dissipation is roughly 7-8 W concentrated in the ChiP package. The ChiP's flat top is designed for cold-plate mounting; without a cold plate, derate current to 60-70 A or add 200 LFM forced air. Vicor's datasheet specifies junction temperature must remain below 125C; thermal resistance from junction to cold plate (theta_JC) is the dominant thermal path, not junction to ambient.

The ChiP package is a surface-mount module with a via-array underneath that conducts both electrical current and heat. Follow Vicor's ChiP land-pattern and via-array drawing exactly: typically an array of filled or capped thermal vias in the center pad plus signal/return vias around the perimeter. Keep high-current output traces wide (>=2 oz copper) and minimize loop inductance on input and output return paths. Place low-ESL ceramic bypass capacitors (1uF-10uF X7R) within 5 mm of the output pads.

Do not operate the VTM without a companion PRM; the VTM is a current multiplier, not a standalone regulator. Ensure the PRM output voltage stays within the VTM's specified input range and that upstream soft-start is coordinated. Bulk output capacitance at the load must be sized for transient suppression; while the SAC topology is fast, a step load of tens of amps still requires some local capacitance. Verify polarity of input/output - reverse polarity will damage the module.

Compliance Information

RoHS
Compliant
REACH
Unknown
AEC-Q100
Not Applicable
Lead Free
Yes
Halogen Free
Unknown
Conflict Minerals
Unknown

RoHS and lead-free status confirmed per Vicor product page. AEC-Q100 not applicable (this is a power module, not an automotive-grade IC). REACH and conflict-minerals declarations should be requested from Vicor.

Data verified on: 2026-10-14 — data verified and curated by XAIPART's component engineering team

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