DigiKey Stocks New eFuse Reference Design Product from Vishay
The new Vishay eFuse features TrenchFET® MOSFETs and is designed to handle continuous current up to 100 amps. It can operate continuously at maximum current with less than 14 watts of losses without requiring active cooling. The eFuse also features a pre-charge function, continuous current monitoring and overcurrent protection.
"The eFuse concept is an innovative trend that protects both the user and the hardware in high power applications, and we're excited to partner with Vishay to launch this new product," said
In addition to safely connecting and disconnecting to 48-volt power sources like high-energy battery packs, the EFUSE-48V100A also features fast disconnect of loads in under 2 μs, a resettable fuse and an adjustable current limit. It is designed to work in battery management systems, EV test environments, solar installations, industry and home automation, industrial and server computing, networking, telecom and base station power supplies.
For more information and to order the EFUSE-48V100A from Vishay, please visit the DigiKey website.
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