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Inrush current limiters, or ICLs, are a type of device commonly used in switch-mode applications to minimize start-up current. These devices, such as NF10AA0200M, not only limit inrush current, but also provide additional protection for semiconductors and other electronics components. Below, we will discuss the applications and working principle of the NF10AA0200M ICL.

Application fields

The NF10AA0200M ICL is an ideal application for various medical, audio, and industrial power supply designs. It can be used in many different circuits, including power factor correction, low voltage DC and AC circuits, and boost/buck converters. In addition, the device is capable of operating in extended temperature ranges and is well-suited to harsh environment environments, such as in automotive applications. The ICL is also designed to be highly reliable and provide superior performance for applications such as motor control, lighting, and telecommunication.

Working Principle

The NF10AA0200M inrush current limiter works by using a non-linear resistor that limits the current that passes through it. By limiting the current, the device prevents large spikes in the voltage, which can damage and/or degrade components in the circuit. The ICL also contains an integrated thermal switch that works by monitoring the temperature level of the circuit. As the temperature increases, the thermal switch will open to then reduce the current and ultimately increase the safety of the circuit. Additionally, the NF10AA0200M device also protcts against overvoltage and overcurrent.

To use the NF10AA0200M ICL, the device must be connected in series with the circuit. The device will then act as a resistive load, limiting the current on the system. The device is equipped with two integrated resistors, one for limiting the inward current, and the other for limiting the outward current. The ratio of these resistors can be adjusted, allowing the user to control the level of current that can pass through the device.

Once the ICL is properly connected and configured in the circuit, the device will begin to function, controlling the current to reduce inrush current. As the current passes through the ICL, the device will begin to absorb energy, which is converted into heat. This heat is then dissipated through the device’s integrated thermal switch, allowing for the safe operation of the device.

In conclusion, the NF10AA0200M inrush current limiter is an ideal device for applications such as medical, audio, and industrial power supply designs. The device is designed to protect components in the circuit from large inrush currents, while also providing protection from overvoltage and overcurrent. The NF10AA0200M has an integrated resistive load that limits current, as well as an integrated thermal switch to protect the device from overheating. Combined, this makes the NF10AA0200M an ideal solution for many circuit applications.

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