RECOM Power and CELUS Partnered for Platform Integration
The collaboration introduces 37 specialized power solution modules to the CELUS cloud-based electronics design platform.
Updated on Oct. 14, 2026 in Semiconductors
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RECOM Power and CELUS have announced a new partnership to integrate 37 power design modules into the CELUS Design Platform. These modules, which include DC/DC converters and AC/DC regulators, aim to streamline power design at the architectural stage.
Why it matters
By incorporating these designs early in the development cycle, engineers can more efficiently match power specifications to system supply rails. This move is designed to simplify complex hardware engineering tasks for a global network of professionals.
The integration adds 37 RECOM power solution modules, consisting of 29 DC/DC conversion ICs and 8 R-78 switching regulators and RAC AC/DC converters. These components are formatted as reusable CUBO circuit modules for use by over 30,000 engineers.
The players
RECOM Power
RECOM Power is an Austrian-based manufacturer specializing in power conversion solutions for industrial and electronics applications.
CELUS
CELUS is a technology company that provides a cloud-based electronics design platform used by engineers across 100 countries.
The details
Engineers utilize the platform's Power Nets capability to integrate these RECOM designs directly into their system architectures. The addition expands the capabilities of a platform that already hosts over 560,000 electronic components.
Timeline
The partnership between RECOM Power and CELUS was announced on October 14, 2026.
The Tech Race
This integration follows a pattern established by the CELUS Design Platform to digitize hardware development by incorporating vendor-specific design modules. It reflects a broader industry shift toward automating the architecture stage to compete with legacy manual design processes.
Engineers using the platform can now access pre-built RECOM power modules to automate the selection of supply rails. This reduces the manual workload required to match power specifications during the initial architecture phase of a new project.
The takeaway
The collaboration highlights the increasing importance of cloud-based design automation in modern electronics manufacturing. Engineers can leverage these reusable modules to minimize repetitive design tasks and focus on higher-level system architecture.
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Source note: This article includes information reported by EEJournal.
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