0ZCD0110FF2C Circuit Protection

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PTC Resettable Fuses are one of the most reliable and effective components used in the electronics industry. The 0ZCD0110FF2C is an example of a PTC Resettable Fuse and is widely used in many applications. In this article we will look at the application field and working principle of the device.

PTC resettable fuses are ideal for applications requiring protection from overcurrent and overvoltage. They are designed to disconnect the power source when an overload or short circuit is detected. The device cuts off the electricity when the current exceeds its rated limit. When the current is reduced to normal, the device automatically reconnects the power, thus preventing further damage to the material. This feature makes PTC resettable fuses a preferable choice over traditional fuses, which need to be replaced whenever they fail.

The 0ZCD0110FF2C is a PTC resettable fuse that is designed for both surface mount and through-hole mounting applications. Its most common application field is in computers and peripherals such as printers, HDD, keyboards, mice, and other input or output devices. It is also commonly used in telecom equipment, networking equipment, industrial equipment, electrical appliances, and various power circuits.

The 0ZCD0110FF2C has an operating voltage range of 5-125V AC/DC, a current rating of up to 10A and a temperature rating of -40~125°C. It features a fast response time and provides a protection against overcurrent, overvoltage, and overtemperature.

The 0ZCD0110FF2C is a PTC resettable fuse with a current-limiting characteristic. This refers to the device’s ability to protect against sudden large surges of current. When the current exceeds its rated limit, the fuse turns off the power, and even when the current is reduced, the device will not reconnect the power. This forces the user to manually reset the device before power can be restored.

The working principle of the 0ZCD0110FF2C involves a thermistor that is placed between two conductors connecting the device to a power source. When the current passing through the device exceeds its rated limit, the thermistor heats up due to the increased resistance, thus turning off the power. Once the thermistor cools down, the device will reset itself and reconnect the power source.

In conclusion, the 0ZCD0110FF2C is a reliable and effective PTC resettable fuse that can be used in a wide range of applications. It is suitable for both surface mount and through-hole mounting and can provide protection against overcurrent, overvoltage, and overtemperature. Its current-limiting characteristic makes it an ideal choice for applications that require protection against sudden large surges of current.

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