Vishay Unveils Efficiency Boost in Power Modules, Signals Industrial Focus
Event summary
- Vishay Intertechnology released four new 100 V Gen 2 Trench MOS Barrier Schottky (TMBS®) rectifier modules in a SOT-227 package on January 21, 2026.
- The modules offer a forward voltage drop as low as 0.83 V, aiming to reduce conduction losses in power conversion applications.
- The new modules are available now with an 18-week lead time.
- The devices are UL-approved and RoHS-compliant.
The big picture
Vishay's focus on reducing forward voltage drop in rectifier modules underscores the increasing demand for energy efficiency in industrial power conversion applications. This release is a tactical move to maintain market share in a competitive landscape, where even marginal improvements in efficiency can translate to significant cost savings for customers. The SOT-227 package compatibility allows for easy adoption and replacement of existing solutions, potentially accelerating market penetration.
What we're watching
- Supply Chain
- The 18-week lead time suggests ongoing supply chain constraints impacting Vishay’s ability to meet demand, potentially impacting revenue projections.
- Competitive Response
- Competitors will likely respond with similar efficiency improvements, intensifying pricing pressure and potentially eroding Vishay’s margin advantage.
- Adoption Rate
- The success of these modules hinges on the speed at which industrial customers adopt them, particularly in sectors like welding and battery-powered vehicles.
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