Now available from Rutronik: Vishay SMDY1 automotive series

Now available from Rutronik: Vishay SMDY1 automotive series Now available from Rutronik: Vishay SMDY1 automotive series

With the SMDY1 Automotive Series from Vishay, Rutronik is expanding its portfolio to include what are currently the first Y1-certified safety capacitors in SMD packaging. The series is designed for 500 VAC and 1,500 VDC, offers capacities up to 4.7 nF, is AEC-Q200-qualified and PPAP-capable. It thus meets the highest requirements for EMI / RFI filtering in high-voltage systems such as on-board chargers, traction inverters, BMS units, e-compressors, and AC/DC converters.

The Vishay SMDY1 automotive series sets a new industry standard: as the first SMD component with Y1 approval, it enables more compact designs, lower heights and fully automated SMT manufacturing processes – a significant advantage over previous through-hole solutions.

They are Y1 certified according to IEC 60384-14, offering maximum protection against overvoltage and insulation faults in 400 and 800 V system architectures. Two available housing sizes – C-Case with 10 mm and D-Case with 14.5 mm creepage distance – meet the stringent air and creepage distance requirements of modern e-mobility applications.

With moisture resistance class IIB and 85/85/1,000 h tests passed (85 °C, 85 % RH, 1,000 h), the series is ideal for demanding environments. The components are RoHS-compliant, halogen-free and guarantee reliable performance across the entire automotive temperature range.

Benefits at a glance:

  • 500 VAC / 1,500 VDC, capacities up to 4.7 nF
  • AEC-Q200 qualified, PPAP available
  • High moisture resistance: Class IIB, 85 / 85 / 1,000 h test passed
  • Two sizes:

o             C-case (10 mm creepage distance)

o             D-case (14.5 mm creepage distance)

  • RoHS compliant & halogen-free
  • Ideal for EMI/RFI filtering in HV systems

Application examples:

  • On-board chargers (OBC)
  • Traction inverters
  • Battery management systems (BMS)
  • E-compressors
  • AC/DC converters in EV, HEV, PHEV

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