YPCL0006N Circuit Protection

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PTC Resettable Fuses are devices that help protect electronic circuits against in-circuit short circuit and overload current faults. The YPCL0006N is a product within the PTC Resettable Fuses family. It is mainly used in laptop, personal electronic equipment and home appliances because of its small size, high power, large capacity, long-term reliability and stability.

In general application, YPCL0006N can be used as a smart fuse in computers, consumer electronics, and home routers. It acts as a current protection device which breaks the circuit, thus protecting the equipment from overheating and overloading. It has a built-in melting component which triggers when the current running through it exceeds its rating. It can be used for AC circuits in various electronic systems, such as TVs, sound systems, electric tools, and more. It is designed to prevent possible electric fires due to short circuits or overcurrent.

The working principle of YPCL0006N is based on the positive temperature coefficient (PTC) phenomenon. It is made of a ceramic material that has high electrical resistivity. The resistivity of the material increases with the temperature. As the current passes through the device, the heat generated increases the resistance of the material. When the resistance reaches a certain value, the protection feature triggers and the device breaks the circuit.

Due to its design, YPCL0006N offers another advantage compared to traditional fuse products. It can be reset back to its normal state when the current is below its rated value. This allows the device to work for a longer period of time and is therefore highly cost effective.

YPCL0006N has an excellent capability of heat resistance and self-protection in circuit. The small size and high power capacity make it a perfect choice for applications with limited space. It can be used to protect equipment and reduce the risks of any system failure caused by short circuits or overload current faults.

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