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Vishay's Ametherm SL2220007 bigAMP inrush current limiting negative temperature coefficient thermistor has received UL certification.

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You might be surprised by how many 'vampire devices' in your home are quietly drawing power - even when you're not using them.

Vishay Intertechnology, Inc. (NYSE: VSH) announced that its Vishay Ametherm SL2220007 bigAMP inrush current limiting negative ...