B57236S0479M000

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Inrush current limiters (ICL) are devices that limit the peak level of surge current passing through a circuit. This helps prevent sudden or extended overloads, thus potentially causing damage to both the device itself and connected equipment. One of the more popular ICLs is the B57236S0479M000. It can often be found in oil and gas exploration, medical industry, industrial automation, and aerospace applications.

The working principle of the B57236S0479M000 is based on the bi-metallic principle. Two different metals of different thermal properties are joined together, forming an electrical contact. The contact will heat up due to the current passing through it, which causes a change in resistance. This reduces the current to a level where it can be safely handled by the device.

The B57236S0479M000 is designed to limit inrush current peaks to a safe threshold of max 75A. It has a wide operating temperature range from -25°C to +70°C and offers a low operating voltage of only 13V. Additionally, the device is UL recognized, making it suitable for a variety of applications.

When selecting an inrush current limiter, it is important to ensure that the device is specifically designed for the application in question. The B57236S0479M000 is designed to limit peaks of inrush currents which makes it ideal for applications that require quick voltage ramping, such as power supplies. It can also protect circuits from overloads for oil and gas exploration, medical industry, industrial automation, and aerospace applications.

In conclusion, the B57236S0479M000 is a highly customizable inrush current limiter that should be considered depending on the application in question. Its UL recognition and wide range of operating temperatures makes it suitable for a variety of environments. Its bi-metallic working principle makes it highly efficient and safe to use.

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