YINT Resettable PTCS Offers 30V,60V,72V and 250V Series that are Used in Equipment with Frequent Abnormal Over-current Flowing Areas
Positive temperature coefficient devices, also known as re-settable fuses, provide over-current protection for electronic circuits and devices. The resistance of PTCs rises as the temperature rises. With this feature, the value change of resistance is not obvious when the safe current passes, the resistance value changes drastically when the abnormal current passes, this reaches the purpose of limiting abnormal current, and the resistance value will “reset” automatically when the abnormality is eliminated and temperature returns to a safe level.
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YINT offers a polymeric positive temperature coefficient (PPTC) as an over-current protection device that could reduce the costs of warranty and maintenance. It is an ideal choice for equipment with frequent abnormal over-current flowing areas. PPTC is often used in consumer electronics, power lines, telecommunications, I/O connectors, process control, and medical equipment.
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Radial Leaded Series:
●Protection devices up to 600Vdc
●A very high hold current
●Low trip–to-hold current ratio
●Low resistance
Surface mount devices:
●Small volume design
●Low hold current
●Very fast trip current
●Low resistance
Products Description
●Resettable PTCS - 72V Series
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●Resettable PTCS - 250V Series
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●Resettable PTCS - 30V Series
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●Resettable PTCS - 60V Series
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