Fuse Material Has A Decisive Impact on Its Performance
The material of a fuse has a decisive impact on its performance. Based on the search results, we can obtain the following information:
Fuses are generally made of silver copper alloy with high resistivity and low melting point. This alloy has good conductivity and melting characteristics, which can quickly melt when the current is too high, thus protecting the circuit. Early fuses were often made of lead antimony alloy, but due to safety reasons, this material has been phased out.
When choosing fuse materials, factors to consider include melting point, resistivity, conductivity, mechanical strength, and corrosion resistance. Different application scenarios may require different types of fuses, so the requirements for materials may also vary.
In summary, modern fuses are mainly made of silver copper alloy and no longer use lead antimony alloy. When selecting fuse materials, multiple factors should be considered comprehensively to ensure their reliability and safety in specific environments.
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