MS22 12103

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Inrush current limiters (ICL) are electronic components used to protect circuits from the damaging effects of transient inrush current. The MS22 12103 is a typical example of an ICL.

Inrush current is a phenomenon that occurs when power is applied to a system, causing a sudden, uncontrolled surge of current. This "rush" of current can be up to ten times higher than steady-state current, and can damage sensitive electrical components.

The MS22 12103 is designed to limit this inrush current to a safe level, and protect downstream components. It consists of a solid state voltage regulator, a current sense resistor, and a control circuit.

When power is applied to the MS22 12113, the control circuit senses the inrush current by measuring the voltage across the current sense resistor. It then uses this information to adjust the voltage regulator, which acts to limit the inrush current.

Once the inrush current is reduced to safe levels, the voltage regulator will continue to monitor current, allowing for smooth power delivery. This is beneficial for systems that require steady, reliable power.

The MS22 12103 is a popular choice for many applications, including medical, industrial, automotive, and telecommunications. It is a reliable and easy to install ICL, and offers good performance and cost-effectiveness.

In summary, the MS22 12103 is a reliable, cost-effective inrush current limiter for many applications. It offers good performance and easy installation, and is designed to protect systems from transient inrush current.

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