MM35 0R560-DIN

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Inrush Current Limiters (ICL) offer a wide range of industry applications and use various mechanisms for limiting inrush current. The MM35 0R560-DIN is an example of a popular ICL in use today. This article will discuss the application fields and working principles of the MM35 0R560-DIN.

When a switch is used to power an inductive load, a large inrush current often occurs. This high current can cause power losses and can cause stresses on the electrical wiring, connectors, and other components. An ICL can limit this inrush current to a level that the power supply system can handle. For this reason, ICLs are widely used in many industrial applications for preventing the occurrence of large inrush currents.

The MM35 0R560-DIN is an example of an ICL typically used for limiting inrush currents. It is a compact, universal two-stage design with low power losses and an adjustable surge-limiting response. The device operates with two separate stages, which consist of a resistor and a control circuit. The resistor limits the inrush current and the control circuit helps to regulate the operating current. The ICL can be operated using either pulse-width modulation (PWM) or pulse-width modulation with variable off-time (PWTVOT) control. PWM is a technique in which the switch is turned on and off in a controlled manner to regulate the amount of current flowing through the circuit. PWTVOT is a variation of the PWM technique, in which the off-time of each pulse is adjusted in order to control the amount of current flowing through the circuit. Both PWM and PWTVOT help to reduce losses and increase the efficiency of power supplies.

The MM35 0R560-DIN can be used in a wide range of applications, including inverters, industrial control systems, motor drives, protection of electronic components, etc. Its two-stage design allows for a wide range of current limiting settings and the control circuit can be used to adjust the time delay between the resistor and the control circuit.

In addition, the device is designed for easy installation and can be installed quickly and easily using one of the many available mounting options. This makes the ICL ideal for low-profile applications where space is at a premium, such as in consumer electronics and other small enclosures.

The MM35 0R560-DIN is an effective way to protect against inrush currents and is used in a variety of industrial applications. It operates using two separate stages, with a resistor and control circuit limiting the inrush current. It can be operated using either PWM or PWTVOT, and is an ideal choice for applications where space is limited. The device is also easy to install and has a wide range of current limiting settings.

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