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Fuses

A fuse is an electrical device used to protect electrical circuits from overcurrent. It works by allowing current to flow only up to a predetermined value. If this value is exceeded, the fuse will break the circuit, thereby preventing the current from going any higher and preventing possible damage to the device or circuit.

The 0659P1600-13 fuse is a slow blow fuse, meaning it can withstand a surge of current of up to 1.6A before it trips. It is mostly used in consumer electronics such as televisions, computers, DVD players, and gaming consoles.

The fuse consists of a hollow metal tube surrounded by a mixture of powdered metal and other compounds. When electrical current flows through the tube, it heats up, causing the metal powder and compounds to expand and seal the gap in the tube. If too much current is applied, the gap will be forced open, and the circuit will be broken, thereby preventing further damage.

While the 0659P1600-13 is designed primarily for use in consumer electronics, it can also be used in automotive applications, either as a replacement fuse or as part of a circuit breaker. It can also be used in industrial equipment, such as switching power supplies or PLCs.

The fuse is designed to protect against both over current and overvoltage. Over current occurs when too much current passes through the circuit, and overvoltage occurs when too high a voltage is applied. The fuse\'s melting point is chosen to be just above the maximum voltage or current expected in the circuit.

The 0659P1600-13 fuse is a popular choice because it is both reliable and affordable. It is also widely available and easy to install. While it will not protect against all possible over-current or over-voltage scenarios, it is an excellent choice for general-purpose applications.

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