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Vishay Launches 14 New Qi-Compliant Wireless Transmitter and Receiver Coils

12.6.2019
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Source: Vishay news

MALVERN, Pa. — June 10, 2019 — Vishay Intertechnology, Inc. (NYSE: VSH) today expanded its offering of Qi-compliant wireless charging transmitter and receiver coils with the introduction of 14 new products in industry-standard shield sizes.

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Consisting of eight single-coil transmitters (Tx), three three-coil transmitters (Tx), and three single-coil receivers (Rx), the Vishay Dale products released today offer designers a source for the most popular sizes used in Qi wireless charging pads for handheld battery-powered devices. Available Tx coil types include A11, A6,MP-A9, MP-A6, MP-A4, and MP-A2.

The transmitters offer power ratings from 5 W to 15 W, while receivers feature power ratings of 3.5 W and 5 W.  The RoHS-compliant coils operate over temperature ranges from -40 °C to +125 °C and offer inductance tolerance of +10 %.  All configurations are customizable to desired customer specifications upon request.

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Part # Type Power rating (W) Inductance (µH) Typ. Q Typ. DCR (mΩ) Max. DCR (mΩ) Typ. heat rating current (A)
@ 100 kHz @25 °C
IWTX50R0CZEB6R3KF1 A11 Tx 5 to 15 6.3 120 36 45 5
IWTX50R0DZEB6R3KF1 A 11Tx 5 to 15 6.3 90 18 25 10
IWTX55R0DZEB8R9KF1 MP-A4 Tx 15 8.9 98.5 47 55 6
IWTX5050CZEB6R3KF1 A 11 Tx 5 to 15 6.3 120 36 45 5
IWTX5050DZEB6R3KF1 A11 Tx 5 to 15 6.3 90 18 25 10
IWTX5555DEEB100KF1 MP-A2 Tx 15 10 99 55 80 6
IWTX9955DEEB110KF3* MP-A6 Tx 15 11.3 85 76 90 6.5
IWTXA653FZEB120KF3* A6 Tx 5 to 10 11.5 / 12.5 123 60 80 6.5
IWTXA148DGEB9R8KF3* MP-A9 15 9.8 / 10.2 – 60 80 7.0
IWTX5050DEEB100KF1 Tx 5 to 15 10 200 27 29.7 9
IWTX5050FEEB100KF1 Tx 5 to 15 10 200 27 29.7 9
IWAS3010AZEB130KF1 Rx 3.5 12.9 11 700 780 0.8
IWAS4832AEEB120KF1 Rx 5 12 33 145 200 3
IWAS4532AGEB140KF1 Rx 5 14 – 290 355 1.2

*Three coils

Samples and production quantities of the new wireless charging transmitter and receiver coils are available now, with lead times of 10 weeks for large orders.

 

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