October 12,2023
glass tube fuse vs blade fuse.How to Protect Circuits with Self Recovery Fuses
When the circuit is working normally, it has no impact on the protected circuit, and its resistance value is very small, with little power consumption on the circuit. When the circuit is abnormal, the current is too high, or there is a short circuit in the circuit, the fuse can quickly block the excessive current, protecting the safety of the circuit and other components. When there is an abnormality in the circuit, the self recovery fuse activates protection. When the protection is activated, the current in the circuit is not completely interrupted, but momentarily drops to a very small current. At this point, the equipment on the circuit will stop working. After manually powering off and troubleshooting, when the power is restored, the self restoring fuse will automatically return to the state before protection. Without replacing the fuse, the circuit can resume normal operation. If the fault is not resolved or if the fault reoccurs, the self recovery fuse will still activate pr