M7771-46

Shunts

M7771-46 is a type of shunt that is commonly used in electrical circuits. A shunt is an electrical device which allows current to flow from one point to another without changing the voltage. The M7771-46 shunt has a maximum current rating of 4A, and its reverse voltage rating is up to 130V. It is suitable for use in protecting circuits against overcurrent and overvoltage. The M7771-46 shunt is constructed of an alloy resistant to corrosion and oxidation, which makes it a reliable and durable choice.

Jumpers

In addition to being used as a shunt, the M7771-46 can also be used as a jumper. Jumpers are used to connect two points in an electrical circuit, such as two wires, or two components, together. The M7771-46 is rated for up to 4A of current, and its reverse voltage rating is up to 130V, making it suitable for use in high power circuits. It is constructed of an alloy resistant to corrosion and oxidation, which makes it a reliable and durable choice for use in jumper applications.

Working Principle

The M7771-46 works by providing a low-resistance path for current to flow through. This allows the current to be diverted from the main circuit, and prevents any voltage changes from occurring. In order to work effectively, the shunt must be positioned between two points in the circuit with the same magnitude of voltage, and then secured in place. The current will then flow through the M7771-46 shunt and out of the circuit.

Application Field

The M7771-46 shunt is commonly used in the automotive and industrial industries. It is used in automotive applications in order to protect circuits from overvoltage or overcurrent. In industrial applications, it can be used to test and monitor circuits as the current can be diverted from the main circuit without affecting the flow of current. It can also be used to power LEDs and other devices by providing a low-resistance path for current to flow through.