Toshiba launches TCKE5 eFuse ICs supporting 1.7V low-voltage operation

By Public Technologies
  • Toshiba launched the TCKE5 Series eFuse IC lineup, targeting fast-growing low-voltage electronics such as wearables, IoT devices, and memory cards.
  • Move expands its addressable market into 1.8V power-rail designs, positioning the company earlier in next-generation, space-constrained product cycles.
  • Smaller packaging supports higher-density board designs, strengthening competitiveness with OEMs focused on miniaturization and power efficiency.
  • Lineup offers configurable protection and recovery behavior, giving designers flexibility to standardize on one platform across multiple product tiers.
  • Shipments start today, enabling near-term design wins in consumer devices with tighter reliability and safety requirements.


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