A104

A104 application field and working principle

A104 is a type of fuse commonly used in Automotive Electronics and is an ANSI-certified component. It is made with hard-drawn copper wires instead of soft-drawn something wires wound into a cylindrical shape and enclosed with ceramic and metal. The A104 fuse can reduce or prevent electrical fires by preventing overheating and current overloads.

A104 Fuse Applications

The A104 Fuse is primarily used for Automotive Electronics, but can also be used in electronic appliances and home air-conditioners. It is suitable for circuit protection applications with voltage ratings up to 450V and no more than 1000A. Moreover, because A104 fuses are highly reliable and stable when used in combination with other electrical components, they are an ideal choice for automotive, air conditioners, elevators, and other electronics systems.

A104 Working Principle

A104 fuse working principle is similar to that of a standard fuse. When the current passes through the fuse, it generates heat and creates an open circuit at a certain point to cut off the power supply. In the case of an overload, the fuse will be heated to a melting point which shorts the circuit and ensures safety.

When an overload occurs, the heat generated by the current causes the fuse wire to melt, breaking the circuit and stopping the current from flowing through the circuit. In the case of a short circuit, the large current flow will cause an immediate short circuit. When this occurs, the circuit is broken immediately and the flow of the current is stopped.

Conclusion

The A104 fuse is one of the most reliable and stable components used in Automotive Electronics. It can provide short circuit and overload protection to ensure the safe operation of the electronic system. A104 fuses are essential components in the integration of powerful, reliable and safe automotive circuit protection systems.