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Vishay launches 34 PHE multi-turn sensor with cost and accuracy gains

Jul 2, 2026, 11:03 AM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed

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Positive product launch with reduced cost and improved performance could lift sensor-related revenue and margins; near-term uptake depends on customer adoption and lead times.

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Vishay Intertechnology introduced the 34 PHE multi-turn absolute position sensor, built on non-contact Hall technology. The device achieves ±1% linearity, 1° resolution, and 3600° across 10 turns, at about 40% lower cost than previous generations, and carries IP65 sealing with high vibration/shock tolerance. It aims to enhance servo loop motion control, solar tracking, and throttle/valve positioning across industrial and automotive applications, with samples now and 14-week lead times.

Vishay unveils 34 PHE multi-turn sensor. Linearity ±1%, 1° resolution.
3600° total angle across 10 turns; IP65 sealing.
Costs 40% less than prior-gen devices; targets servo loops.
5V supply, <8.5 mA; protections for -14V/+28V.
Lead times 14 weeks; samples and production available now.

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