0ZRC0015FF2E

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PTC Resettable Fuses are some of the most widely used overcurrent protection devices on the market. They are used to protect all types of circuits and equipment from damage due to overcurrent. 0ZRC0015FF2E is a common PTC resettable fuse that can be used in a variety of applications.

The 0ZRC0015FF2E application field covers several areas, such as AC/DC adapters, home appliances, industrial equipment, automotive and other electronics circuits. In these applications, it can protect against overload and short circuit. Its working principle is relatively simple. It has two components, a Polymer Positive Temperature Coefficient (PPTC) device and an overcurrent protection device.

The PPTC component is made up of a material that is thermally sensitive and that contains resistive elements, such as silver particles. When the temperature increases, the silver particles expand and cause the resistance of the material to increase. This, in turn, limits the current flowing through the device.

The other component of the 0ZRC0015FF2E is an overcurrent protection device that trips when the current exceeds a certain level. The level of current at which the device trips is determined by the design of the device. When the current goes above the predetermined level, the device trips and the current is cut off.

Once the current is cut off, the PPTC device cools down and the resistance returns to its original level. This allows the current to flow through the device again, resetting the fuse. This is why these fuses are referred to as resettable fuses.

The 0ZRC0015FF2E is available in a variety of package sizes and voltage ratings, enabling it to be used in a wide range of applications. It offers superior protection from overcurrent and therefore has become the preferred choice for many designers of AC/DC adapters, home appliances, and automotive and other circuits.

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