SL12 25002

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Inrush Current Limiters (ICL) are electrical components that limit the initial inrush current and provide protection for equipment. The SL12 25002 is a type of ICL that is designed to protect equipment from over-voltage transients when power is first applied. It works by controlling the rate at which current is allowed to flow when power is initially connected.

The SL12 25002 is made up of two basic components: a p-channel MOSFET and a resistor. The p-channel MOSFET acts as a switch that is capable of rapidly switching on and off. When the SL12 25002 is connected to a DC power source, the resistor supplies a limited amount of current to the gate of the MOSFET switch. This will cause the switch to turn on, and current will begin to flow into the power source. As the current increases, the voltage across the resistor increases, causing the switch to turn off. This will decrease the current that flows through the power source and limit the amount of inrush current.

SL12 25002 also includes an integrated thermal fuse. The thermal fuse trips if the device reaches a preset temperature, cutting off the power being supplied to the protected circuit and preventing damage to the device or the equipment it is connected to. The thermal fuse can be replaced easily should it need to be changed. 

The SL12 25002 can be used in a range of applications. Consumer electronics, computers, and appliances often use it to protect against voltage spikes and prevent damage to their components. Lighting systems also use these components to limit the inrush current, which can cause flickering as the lights come on and extend the life of the lights. The SL12 25002 can also be used in other industrial applications, including factory automation, HVAC systems, and electric vehicles.

The SL12 25002 is an effective and reliable way of protecting equipment from excessive amounts of inrush current. It limits the current and prevents damage to equipment, while the integrated thermal fuse provides additional protection. It is used in a variety of applications, from consumer electronics to industrial automation, and its reliable operation and ease of installation make it a popular choice for protecting delicate equipment.

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