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PTC Resettable Fuses, such as 0ZSC0260FF1E, are a type of protection device used in many applications. PTC stands for Positive Temperature Coefficient, and these fuses are designed to help protect devices from electrical overloads.

The 0ZSC0260FF1E device is a two-terminal, glass-encapsulated PTC resettable fuse with 0. 980R resistance. It has a maximum hold current of 6.3A and a maximum trip current of 10A. This device is lso designed to protect against overvoltage and inrush current. 0ZSC0260FF1E is RoHS compliant and UL certified.

The applications for the 0ZSC0260FF1E include consumer electronics and household appliances. It is commonly used to protect against overcurrent, overvoltage, and inrush current on these types of devices. The 0ZSC0260FF1E is also suitable for use in industrial automation, automation systems, and power converters.

The working principle behind the 0ZSC0260FF1E PTC Resettable Fuse is based on the increasing electrical resistance it has when heated. When a current exceeds the maximum current rating of the fuse, the resistance of the fuse increases and the current is cut off to protect from further damage.

When the fuse cools, the resistance decreases back down to its normal level. This allows the fuse to be reused again. The downside is that if the fuse experiences frequent overloads, it will eventually wear out and need to be replaced.

In conclusion, 0ZSC0260FF1E PTC Resettable Fuse is a two-terminal device commonly used in consumer electronics and household appliances to protect against overcurrent, overvoltage, and inrush current. The working principle behind it is based on the increasing electrical resistance when heated, which cuts off the current to protect from further damage.

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