IntroductionVishay Intertechnology, founded in 1962, is a leading global manufacturer of discrete semiconductors and passive electronic components. The company has expanded its product portfolio through strategic acquisitions and innovations, including power MOSFETs and RF
capacitors. Vishay offers a 'one-stop shop' service for electronic components, providing a wide range of products and free samples for design engineers.
Heavy-Current Capacitors- Furnace Capacitors: Designed for inductive heating plant compensation, these capacitors comply with EN 60110/1 and IEC 60110/1 standards. They operate at mains frequencies of 230 V to 3,000 V and medium frequencies of 250 V to 4,000 V, offering compact construction and various cooling options.
- Power Factor Controllers: Used for controlling power factor correction equipment, these controllers meet several EN standards and offer features like easy mounting, large LED displays, and optimized switching performance.
- Power Electronic Capacitors: Suitable for static converters and high-voltage testing systems, these capacitors comply with IEC 61071 and IEC 61881 standards. They offer flexibility in mechanical designs and are available in AC and DC versions.
- Low-Voltage Power Capacitors: Used for compensation and filter circuits, these capacitors comply with VDE and IEC standards. They feature low-loss, self-healing technology and are available in both oil-impregnated and dry versions.
- High-Voltage Power Capacitors: Designed for applications like harmonic filters and HVDC transmission, these capacitors comply with EN60871 and IEC standards. They offer precise voltage and output ratings and high operating reliability.
- High-Voltage Power Supplies: Used in applications like medical imaging and electrostatic coating, these power supplies comply with several EN standards and offer high reliability and compact design.
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