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TI has a large portfolio of power modules offered in different types of packages. This application note offers an overview of several module package types and provides some guidance on soldering topics and considerations.
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Power modules aim to simplify power supply design by integrating the power converter IC along with an inductor or inductors, a capacitor or capacitors, and other passive components into a single power module package. The modules come in different types of packages depending on their voltage ratings, current ratings, and target applications. This document addresses some common questions about power modules including the following: