0ZCC0035FF2C Circuit Protection

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• PTC Resettable Fuses

  PTC Resettable Fuses, also known as Polymer Positive Temperature Coefficient (PPTC) Resettable Fuses, are overcurrent protection devices. They are used to prevent electrical accidents due to overcurrents or overvoltages.

  The main components of a PTC Resettable Fuse are a semiconductor, a substrate and an UL-approved Element. These components are surrounded by an insulation that acts as a heat sink. When the current flowing through the PTC Resettable Fuse increases above a certain threshold, the semiconductor material starts to heat up and the insulation acts as a heat sink to dissipate the heat and thus trips the fuse.

  0ZCC0035FF2C application field and working principle

  The 0ZCC0035FF2C is a resettable fuses developed by IDEC Corporation. It is a small and compact size PTC Resettable Fuse designed for space-constrained applications in automotive, industrial and other electronics applications.

  The 0ZCC0035FF2C features a built-in one-time self-resetting circuit that protects circuits against overcurrents or short-circuits. It features a UL 94-V0 rated insulation and a UL certified component. It can withstand continuous working temperatures from -40°C to 105°C.

  The working principle behind the 0ZCC0035FF2C is that when the current passing through the fuse exceeds the preset value, the heat generated by the current causes a PTC element within the fuse to expand, thus breaking the circuit and protecting the device from electrical damage. When the current flowing through the fuse drops back down to the normal range, the PTC element contracts and the circuit is restored.

  The 0ZCC0035FF2C is ideal for use in applications that need to protect against short circuits, surges and overcurrents. It can be used in a wide range of applications including automotive, consumer electronics, telecommunications and other electronics.

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