SL08 22101

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Inrush current limiters (ICLs), like the SL08 22101, serve a valuable purpose in electronic circuits. ICLs are designed to prevent sudden surges of current on start-up by restricting current flow in circuits, in turn protecting components. In cases where ICLs are not used, connecting components in series can have the same effect, but having dedicated ICLs can provide a more efficient and consistent solution.

The SL08 22101 is an example of an ICL with a wide range of applications, as it can be used to protect smaller electronics such as circuit breakers, as well as larger devices such as motors or generators. When used in this way, ICLs are sometimes referred to as inrush current suppressors (ICSs).

The working principle of the SL08 22101 is relatively straightforward. As the supply voltage is applied, the ICL will reduce the current flow to a pre-determined level through the use of a PTC thermistor. The thermistor will begin to resist current flow as the temperature rises, eventually reaching a level that prevents further current flow. This makes the ICL suitable for controlling the surge currents experienced when the components are powered-up.

The SL08 22101 also has a heat dissipation mechanism that prevents the ICL from overheating. It utilizes a unique ‘cold cathode’ technology that features a heat sink which dissipates heat from the thermistor as it heats up, keeping it from reaching levels that would cause it to be damaged.

The voltage protection threshold of the SL08 22101 is a further feature that makes it suitable for protecting electronic devices. By controlling the current surge on start up, it is able to protect components from voltage spikes that could potentially damage them.

Finally, the SL08 22101 can be configured to suit the specific needs of the electronic device being protected. It has a range of adjustable parameters, such as the time delay, the current limit and the overvoltage protection. These settings can be individually set in order to create a tailored approach to protecting the device in question.

In summarizing, the SL08 22101 is an example of an inrush current limiter with a wide range of applications. It functions by limiting the inrush current on start-up and has a range of adjustable settings which serve to provide tailored protection solutions for electronic devices. It is a very useful device for controlling inrush current for a variety of devices, from circuit breakers to motors and generators.

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