Vishay to showcase advanced semiconductor and passive solutions at electronica 2026. November 10, 2026 Vishay Intertechnology, announced that at electronica 2026, the company will be exhibiting its broad portfolio of passive and semiconductor solutions and discussing their pivotal role in shaping a sustainable future through the all-electric society. In hall C4, booth 478, Vishay will showcase its differentiated products and solutions in a range of applications and use cases, including AI data center power, on-board charging, battery management, e-mobility and urban mobility, robotics and drones, energy storage systems (ESS), power distribution, and human-machine interfaces (HMI). Vishay experts will be on site to dive into the latest developments in power conversion, motor control, circuit protection, and sensing technologies. Reference designs on display will feature Vishay's silicon, and silicon carbide (SiC) MOSFETs; power modules; TVS diodes; capacitors; magnetics; resistors; optoelectronics; and more. Among the highlights taking center stage at Vishay's booth will be. AI data centers. * A high density 1.6 kW DC/DC converter for AI server power delivery, featuring 650 V GaN MOSFETs to convert a 400 V data center bus to a regulated 50 V intermediate bus * An 800 V HVDC, 12 kW full-brick converter with an output voltage equal to one-sixteenth of the input voltage * A 3 kW, 48 V intermediate bus and 32-phase GPU power delivery design * A 40-phase core voltage regulator for data center CPU / GPU power delivery * A backup unit for AI data center racks featuring electric double-layer capacitors (EDLC), providing fast peak power support, 48 V to 50 V bus stabilization, and short duration ride-through * ESTA DC-Link and filter capacitors and Sfernice precharge and power conversion resistors for solid-state transformer (SST) designs E-Mobility. * A 22 kW bidirectional AC/DC stage for on-board chargers, converting AC inputs to 800 V DC and featuring SiC MOSFET power modules and DC-Link film capacitors * An 11 kW, 800 V to 800 V DC/DC charging stage based on a phase modular topology, featuring SiC MOSFET power modules and AC and pulse film capacitors * A compact 3.6 kW, 800 V to 48 V auxiliary DC/DC bidirectional converter featuring SiC and Si MOSFETs in top side cooled packages, PowerPAK 15 x 21LR and PowerPAK 10 x 15LR respectively, custom magnetics, and an optocoupler driver * An electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (EIS) excitation circuit for a split 800 V battery pack, supporting estimation of battery state of charge and state of health * A 48 V, 5 kW inverter for light electric vehicles, featuring 80 V silicon MOSFET power modules, hybrid polymer capacitors, and ceramic capacitors for EMI filtering * A 48 V, 3.6 kW unidirectional on-board charger for light electric vehicles and urban mobility Robotics and drones. * A servo controller for robotics featuring power MOSFETs, current sensing shunt resistors, and an absolute encoder for position feedback * A four in one electronic speed controller (ESC) for quadcopters, featuring power MOSFETs, TVS diodes, and polymer tantalum capacitors Industrial and automotive power and safety. * EDLC backup solutions for 3.3 V and 12 V supplies * Isolation resistance monitoring for 400 V and 800 V systems * An 800 V active discharge circuit featuring a photovoltaic gate driver, SiC MOSFET, and hybrid wirewound resistors * An active discharge evaluation board using Ametherm PTC thermistors * A bidirectional FPGA-based eFuse application developed in partnership with Altera * A unidirectional MCU-based eFuse application developed in partnership with NXP * Thermal management and energy dense resistor solutions, featuring thermal jumpers for efficient board-level thermal management alongside a wide range of special resistors HMI and smart sensing. * Proximity sensing for touchless control and wakeup in HMI applications * Color and light sensing, encoding, and infrared illumination * Haptic actuators for automotive cockpit applications and optical force and touch sensing for steering wheel controls

Vishay Intertechnology Inc. reported third-quarter net income of $59 million, or 37 cents per share, beating Wall Street expectations. Five analysts surveyed by Zacks Investment Research had expected earnings of 29 cents per share. The Malvern, Pennsylvania-based chipmaker posted revenue of $978.9 million, ahead of the $971.9 million that four analysts forecast. For the quarter ending in December, Vishay expects revenue of $975 million to $1 billion.