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Vishay Introduces New Sizes and Force Levels for IHPT Solenoid Based Haptic Feedback Actuators 

5.9.2024
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Vishay Intertechnology announced that it has expanded its lineup of IHPT solenoid-based haptic actuators featuring Immersion Corporation licenses, with five new devices offering additional sizes and force levels.

Providing 12 V operation for LCD displays, touchscreens, touch switches, and button control panels for human-machine interfaces (HMI) in automotive and commercial applications, the Vishay Custom Magnetics actuators deliver high pulse and vibration capability for clear, high definition (HD) tactile feedback.

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Available in four sizes from 29 mm by 21 mm to 44 mm by 37 mm — with variable force output up to 120 N — the devices released today feature a compact, two-piece construction with mounting holes for easy installation and direct application of force. The actuators’ fast response time of 5 ms — combined with their high mechanical force — allow them to produce HD haptic effects with operating voltages from 8 V to 16 V.

The IHPT actuators are perfect for rugged, noisy environments where audio tones may not be adequate to communicate actuation to the user. The devices feature a robust, rigid copper and iron core construction and high temperature operation to +105 °C for high reliability in the most exacting of applications.

The Automotive Grade, AEC-Q200 qualified IHPT1411AFELR73ABA will be used in automotive dashboards and center consoles, and can provide tactile feedback for electronic shift transmissions, steering wheels, seats, and other in-vehicle controls.

Typical applications for the IHPT1207AGELR39AB0, IHPT1710ACEL1R2AB0, IHPT1411AFELR73AB0, and IHPT1614ACEL2R7BB0 will include factory automation and control systems; consumer appliances and entertainment and health devices; and medical, military, avionics, and studio audio equipment. Due to licensing restrictions, the  actuators are not available for certain applications, including gaming.  

The electromagnetic devices’ low nominal 12 V operation eliminates the need for the additional high voltage circuitry required by other technologies. As a result, the IHPT series can be implemented at a lower cost than competing technologies — including linear resonant, linear wideband, eccentric rotating mass, and piezo actuators — while reducing component height and delivering higher force density. The devices come bundled with Immersion licenses, so the design-in process is streamlined and costs are lowered further by eliminating the need to purchase a separate license to implement sophisticated haptic effects.

The IHPT actuators can drive a 0.5 kg load to 6 g of acceleration with a 12 V, 5 ms pulse. Their driving coils offer inductance down 1.8 mH, typical DCR down 0.95 W, and a coil to core dielectric withstand voltage of 150 VDC. RoHS-compliant, halogen-free, and Vishay Green, the devices’ standard lead terminations are dipped in 100 % tin solder. Vishay can customize the actuators’ size, shape, and core material; number of windings; termination types; and performance to any design’s specifications.

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