Vishay Intertechnology introduced four new Automotive Grade optical sensors (VCND2040X02, VCND2040SLX02, VCND2045X02, VCND2045SLX02) for battery management and industrial automation. The devices feature data rates up to 6 Mbit/s, rise/fall times down to 9 ns, and support flexible mounting options. AEC-Q102 qualified, they provide EMI/RFI immune optical communication for improved system reliability and safety.
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News ›Vishay Intertechnology will showcase its passive components, semiconductors, and reference designs for battery management and EV systems at The Battery Show North America 2026 in Detroit. The company will present advanced solutions including NTC thermistors, overcurrent protection devices, Gen 5 TrenchFET MOSFETs, SiC technologies, and automotive-qualified optoelectronic solutions designed to address key challenges in battery management, protection, and high voltage power conversion.
Vishay Intertechnology introduced four new 650 V superjunction MOSFET power modules in the industry-standard SOT-227 package, featuring optimized conduction and switching losses for industrial applications. The devices are available in single-switch and low side chopper configurations with current ratings from 50 A to 150 A, offering drop-in replacement compatibility to eliminate PCB redesign costs.
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