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Vishay Intertechnology reports news tied to its portfolio of discrete semiconductors and passive electronic components for automotive, industrial, computing, consumer, telecommunications, military, aerospace, medical and healthcare markets. Company updates frequently cover product introductions in optoelectronics, ESD protection diodes, rectifiers, power inductors, thin film submounts, RF components, resistors, capacitors and related package technologies.
Recurring announcements also include financial-results schedules, customer supply-chain recognition, compliance testing and application-specific performance data for components used in power management, sensing, data communications, connectivity and electronic packaging.
Vishay Intertechnology (NYSE: VSH) announces leadership changes as Dr. Gerald Paul will retire as President and CEO on December 31, 2022. Joel Smejkal, currently Executive Vice President of Corporate Business Development, is set to succeed Dr. Paul, while Jeff Webster becomes the newly created Chief Operating Officer. Both new leaders have extensive experience within the company, with Smejkal's 32 years and Webster's 22 years. The Board expresses confidence in their ability to navigate Vishay's strategic priorities in the next chapter of its 60-year history.
Vishay Intertechnology has unveiled the SiHK045N60E, a 600 V power MOSFET that enhances efficiency in telecom, server, and datacenter applications. The new device features a 27% reduction in on-resistance and 60% lower gate charge compared to previous models, achieving the industry’s lowest figures for its class. Built on the latest superjunction technology, it has a thermal resistance 11.8% lower than competitors. The MOSFET is now available in sample and production quantities, aimed at improving energy savings in power conversion systems.
Vishay Intertechnology has expanded its optoelectronics portfolio with six new 850 nm and 940 nm high-power infrared (IR) emitters, featuring superior radiant intensity of up to 6,000 mW/sr. These emitters, built on SurfLight™ technology, support high drive currents of 1.5 A DC and 5 A pulsed, making them suitable for various applications, including gaming and night vision. They occupy a 20% smaller footprint and offer 30% higher intensity than previous models. Samples are available now with lead times of 8 to 12 weeks.
Vishay Intertechnology launched a new AEC-Q200 qualified customizable haptic feedback actuator (IHPT-1411AF-ABA) designed for automotive applications. This device operates at 12 V and features a compact, two-piece construction, enhancing installation and tactile feedback experiences in noisy environments. With a response time of 5 ms and the ability to drive a 0.5 kg load with 6 g acceleration, it promises better performance at a lower cost. The actuator's temperature range can withstand up to +105 °C, making it reliable for in-vehicle controls, including dashboards and electronic shift transmissions.
Vishay Intertechnology (VSH) reported Q4 revenues of $843 million and full-year revenues of $3,240 million for 2021, reflecting a significant increase from $2,501 million in 2020. Q4 gross margin stood at 27.3%, matching previous quarters, but operating earnings dropped to $36.5 million compared to $96.8 million in Q3 2021. The company faced a $53.3 million tax expense due to changes in Israeli tax law. For Q1 2022, Vishay expects revenues between $820 million to $860 million, with similar gross margins.
Vishay Intertechnology has adopted a new Stockholder Return Policy aimed at enhancing returns to shareholders by returning at least 70% of annual free cash flow. For 2022, the company anticipates returning a minimum of $100 million, comprised of $58 million in dividends and at least $42 million in share repurchases. The Board emphasizes commitment to stockholder value while also focusing on growth initiatives, including product expansions and R&D.
Vishay Intertechnology has announced its VCNL3030X01 and VCNL3036X01 proximity sensors have won the 2021 China IoT Innovation Award in the ‘Sensor Technology’ category, recognized for their high resolution of up to 20 µm. These automotive-grade sensors offer improved performance and cost efficiency over previous generations. The award ceremony took place on Dec. 10, 2021. The integrated sensors are designed for force sensing in smart vehicles, supporting I²C bus communication and featuring programmable interrupt functions.
Vishay Intertechnology has launched two new n-channel TrenchFET® MOSFETs: SiJH600E and SiJH800E, designed for enhanced power density, efficiency, and board-level reliability in telecom and industrial applications. The devices feature 60 V and 80 V ratings, ultra low on-resistance of 0.65 mΩ and 1.22 mΩ, and operate at temperatures up to +175 °C. Their compact PowerPAK 8x8L package is 60% smaller than standard D²PAK, supporting mechanical stress relief. These advances result in significant energy savings and improved thermal performance.
Vishay Intertechnology (NYSE: VSH) has expanded its MC AT precision series of Automotive Grade thin film chip resistors, now offering resistance values up to 7.5 MΩ. These new resistors feature tight tolerances of ± 0.1% and a temperature coefficient of ± 25 ppm/K, ensuring high performance under harsh conditions. They are optimized for automotive and industrial applications, including battery management systems and power inverters. The devices are AEC-Q200 qualified, RoHS-compliant, and available in various case sizes, enhancing design flexibility.
Vishay Intertechnology has launched the K857PH, a new Automotive Grade 4-quadrant silicon PIN photodiode designed for sensor and control applications across automotive, consumer, and industrial sectors. This AEC-Q101 qualified device features four monolithic PIN diodes with a 1.6 mm² active area, offering superior photo sensitivity with 0.1% crosstalk and an excellent signal-to-noise ratio thanks to its opaque packaging that prevents stray light interference. The device supports a wide sensitivity range from 710 nm to 1100 nm and operates within a temperature range of -40 °C to +110 °C.