
Custom and catalog power conversion from 40 W to 50 kW per module, with modular systems to 72 kW. DC/DC converters, inverters, battery chargers, rectifiers, and DC UPS systems, designed and manufactured in Barcelona since 1981. Dynamic represents Premium PSU across Northern California and Northern Nevada with local engineering support.

On our line card, Premium is part of the "power it"; layer: the conversion stage that takes the power you have and makes it the power your machine needs. When the requirement is standard, plenty of vendors can quote it. When the requirement is not standard, the list of suppliers who can actually engineer a production-volume solution gets very short, and Premium has been on that short list for forty years.
Isolated and bidirectional converters from onboard control power to 27.5kW peak custom DC bus supplies. Rail catenary inputs, stationary battery ranges, and liquid-cooled e-mobility variants.
Single and three phase pure sine inverters for auxiliary power, tools, and motor loads, with 94 percent plus efficiency on the larger families and custom output frequencies available, including 400 Hz.
From float chargers to substation-grade integrated rectifier and charger systems built for the IEC 61850 world, with surge tolerance for medium-voltage installations.
Compact drives for auxiliary pumps and fans up to 10 kW, with the same rail-grade environmental pedigree.
Battery-backed DC supplies with Ethernet and CAN communications, up to a 72 kW modular hot-swap subrack for lines that cannot stop.
Rail and transit. Premium's deepest pedigree: onboard inverters, catenary DC/DC, chargers, and drives certified to EN 50155, EN 45545-2, and EN 61373, plus substation power for the wayside.
Semiconductor and high-tech equipment. Custom DC bus supplies for motor drives and process tools at production volume, cleanroom-direct delivery, and the EMC discipline tool builders qualify against.
Energy, storage, and microgrids. Substation chargers and rectifiers, DC UPS for protection relays, fuel cell conversion architectures, and grid-tied conversion for storage systems.
Robotics and autonomous platforms. Battery-to-AC inversion for onboard loads, custom DC/DC for non-standard rails, and ruggedization that started life in rolling stock.
Mission-critical facilities. DC UPS for controls and network layers, and sub-2 ms static transfer switching where a dropped AC source is not an acceptable failure mode.
What the input really is: voltage window, transients, and where it sags or spikes
What the load really needs: continuous versus peak, and for how long
Whether a catalog unit covers it, a modified standard closes the gap, or the spec justifies a custom design at your volumes
The certification set the application actually requires, stated honestly per family
Footprint, cooling, and mounting, since power density only matters inside your enclosure