SynQor

SynQor designs and manufactures power converters, modules, filters and complete power systems for environments in which reliability matters more than cost alone. Founded in 1997 by Dr. Martin F. Schlecht, a professor at MIT, the company builds its products around synchronous-rectification technology, an approach that raises efficiency across both AC-DC and DC-DC conversion. The portfolio runs from individual converters and power modules to filters, uninterruptible power supplies (UPS) and fully assembled systems, and it is offered as standard catalogue items or as custom engineering work.

The company serves customers in military and aerospace, commercial avionics, rail transportation, industrial, medical and telecom/datacom markets. Its manufacturing facility in Salem, New Hampshire holds AS9100 and ISO 9001 certification, while design work is carried out at a centre in Plano, Texas. Sales offices and partners in North America, Europe and Asia provide coverage outside those two sites.

SynQor describes its culture in engineering terms: efficiency, reliability, manufacturability and serviceability are the criteria by which products are judged, and the practical aim is to help engineers build dependable power systems. Both off-the-shelf components and tailored solutions are offered, so customers can specify anything from a single module to a complete power architecture.

• AC-DC and DC-DC converters, power modules and filters
• Uninterruptible power supplies and complete power systems
• Technical domains: power electronics, synchronous rectification, EMI and power filtering, power systems engineering
• AS9100 and ISO 9001 certified manufacturing facility in Salem, New Hampshire