Vishay

3 kW, 48 V / 12 V buck-boost converter Power stage utilizing an insulated metal substrate (IMS) for improved cooling. The modular design consists of six phases in interleaved operation capable of 500 W each.

Vishay

With the steady increase in high voltage eMobility applications semiconductor-based resettable fuses are quickly replacing mechanical relays/contactors and traditional non-resettable fuses. The eFuse concept is an innovative new trend for protecting both the user and the hardware in high voltage/power applications. In this new reference design, an eFuse featuring SiC MOSFETs and a VOA300 optocoupl

Vishay

An eFuse featuring TrenchFET MOSFETs has been designed to handle continuous current up to 100 A. The eFuse design operates continuously at maximum current with less than 14 W of losses, without requiring active cooling. The design features a pre-charge function, continuous current monitoring, and overcurrent protection.

Vishay

With the arrival of 48 V systems, a new method of safely connecting and disconnecting high current loads to the battery is required. This results in problems associated with arcing, which occurs when using mechanical relays. Therefore, an electronic fuse (eFuse) has been designed to switch loads up to 200 A at 48 V on a compact double-sided FR4 printed circuit board with passive cooling.

Vishay

With the steady increase in high voltage eMobility applications semiconductor-based resettable fuses are quickly replacing mechanical relays and contactors as well as traditional non-resettable fuses. The eFuse concept is an innovative new trend for protecting both the user and the hardware in high power applications. In a new reference design by Vishay, an eFuse featuring SiC MOSFETs and a VOA300