The resistance value of the fuse resistor is relatively small, generally ranging from 0.33 Ω to 10K Ω, and the power is also small. Attachment 1: Differences between current fuses and wire wound fuse resistors 1. The current fuse does not consume energy, generate heat, or melt, and the latter will not melt when the resistance value is selected higher. 2. The current fuse is short and cannot be adjusted, and the resistance value is not optional. The latter has an adjustable fuse length and resistance value. 3. The use of current fuses should be coordinated with NTC, which can be used separately. 4. The current fuse does not absorb abnormal surges and lightning surges, while the latter can absorb and have strong resistance to lightning surges and abnormal surges.
The fuses commonly used in PCB boards of small household appliances use self recovery fuses to protect the circuit. The selection of self recovery fuses in small household appliances can be divided into the following steps: Firstly, determine the working voltage of the self recovery fuse; 2. Based on the actual average operation of different products, determine whether the self recovery fuse is the inactive current; 3. The maximum current ratio, temperature, and other parameters of household small appliances in actual work, as well as the time required for self recovery fuse self correction (self recovery fuse action current amplification or reduction); 4. Revise it to an actual experiment and ensure that there is no false protection work, but it is necessary to self recover the fuse parameters within the specified time and protect the motor from stalling. The change in the thermistor of a small motor is an easy choice, but after repeated experiments, the thermal resistance of
The wiring methods of fuse holders mainly include plug-in wiring and threaded wiring. Plug and play wiring refers to inserting wires into the socket inside the fuse holder and clamping them with spring plates to achieve wiring; Screw type wiring is the process of threading wires into threaded holes in the fuse holder and connecting them through the frictional force of the threads. Below, we will introduce these two wiring methods separately. Plug and drop wiring is a common fuse holder wiring method. It has the advantages of simple wiring and convenient installation, and is suitable for application scenarios with smaller wire sizes. The spring plate of plug-in wiring needs to ensure sufficient force and reliability when clamping the wire. According to statistics, fuse holders with plug-in connections have a slightly higher electrical failure rate than fuse holders with threaded connections, but their prices are cheaper. The plug-in fuse holder is suitable for low voltage and low c
The structure of a fuse holder mainly consists of the fuse holder body, base, terminals, pins, etc. Below, we will introduce these structures separately. The fuse holder body is the main part of the fuse holder, which is usually made of insulating material and can fix the fuse, pins, and terminals. The shape, size, structure, and material selection of the fuse holder body will have a significant impact on the performance and reliability of the fuse holder. The fuse holder body is usually divided into various shapes such as cylindrical, square, rectangular, etc., and different shapes and sizes can be selected according to different application scenarios. In addition, the insulation material of the fuse holder body should have good insulation performance, heat resistance, and chemical corrosion resistance to ensure the safety and reliability of the fuse holder. The base of a fuse holder is usually made of metal material, used to fix the fuse holder body, pins, and terminals. The ma
According to different usage scenarios and characteristics, fuses can be divided into the following types: 1. Glass tube fuse Glass tube fuse is the most common type of fuse, usually composed of a glass tube and two end joints, with a metal wire inside. When the current exceeds the rated value, the metal wire will melt and cut off the circuit. This type of fuse is usually suitable for low voltage, low current circuits. 2. Hot melt fuse Hot melt fuse is also a commonly used fuse, which is made of fusing alloy inside. When the current exceeds the rated value, the fusing alloy will melt and break, cutting off the circuit. This type of fuse is usually suitable for high current, high temperature circuits. 3. High voltage fuse High voltage fuse is a type of fuse specifically used in high voltage circuits, with a fuse made of conductors inside. When the current exceeds the rated value, the fuse will melt and cut off the circuit.
A. Classified by temperature variation characteristics - positive temperature coefficient (PTC), negative positive temperature coefficient thermistors. B. Classified by sensitivity to temperature changes - high sensitivity type (mutation type), low sensitivity type (slow change type) thermistors. C. Classified by heating method - direct heating thermistors, side heating thermistors. D. Classified by structure and shape - various types of thermistors such as circular (sheet), cylindrical (cylindrical), circular (gasket), etc. The most common names for thermistors are PTC thermistors and NTC thermistors. So what is the difference between these two types of thermistors? 1、 PTC thermistor PTC thermistor structure - made from materials such as barium titanate (BaTiO3), strontium (Sr), zirconium (Zr), etc. PTC thermistor characteristics - the resistance value is directly proportional to the temperature change, that is, the resistance value increases as the temperature increases. A
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