CCMR2.25HXP

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CCMR2.25HXP fuses are special, small, low voltage fuses that are designed specifically for use in various semiconductor devices. These fuses are used to protect sensitive equipment from power surges, over-current, and shorts. They can be found in a wide variety of applications, ranging from automobiles to consumer electronics.

The CCMR2.25HXP fuse is a two-part fuse, consisting of a tin-plated strip of copper or aluminum that is metal-clad in a thermoplastic housing. This two-part construction provides both protection from moisture and vibration and a higher thermal rating than other fuses. The fuse body is also enclosed in a clear plastic sleeve to protect against debris and contaminants.

The hallmark of the CCMR2.25HXP is its high-temperature, high-current handling capabilities. It can handle a maximum of 5 Amps and a maximum of 500 volts of direct current (DC) without suffering permanent damage. By comparison, most fuses can only handle a maximum of 3 Amps before failing.

The CCMR2.25HXP is most often used in a variety of automotive and consumer electronics applications, including in-vehicle electronics, motor sport equipment, and small embedded devices. It is designed to be used in both hot-plugging and soldering applications.

The working principle of the CCMR2.25HXP is relatively simple. It works by breaking the circuit when an excessive amount of current passes through it. The fuse body is designed to open when a fault in the circuit exceeds the maximum current rating of the fuse. This current rating is determined by the thickness of the metal strands within the fuse body.

The opening and closing of the fuse is controlled by a metal coil, which is aligned with the fuse body. As current flows through the coil, it creates a magnetic field, which causes the metal strands to expand and open the circuit. When the current drops back to its normal levels, the metal strands contract and the circuit is re-established.

The CCMR2.25HXP fuse is a reliable and cost-effective solution for a wide variety of applications. Its high-temperature rating and compact size make it ideal for use in automotive and consumer electronics applications, while its high-current handling capabilities make it suitable for a variety of other applications. The ability to quickly and easily reset after a fault is detected makes it particularly attractive for applications that require frequent resetting.

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