SMT Fuses Offer Overcurrent Protection

Complying with proposed EIA standard part outline SOCM-6125, the 6125TD Time Lag surface-mount fuses are intended for use where the fuses must pass transient current surges without opening, yet open when subjected to continuous fault
May 1, 1999
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Complying with proposed EIA standard part outline SOCM-6125, the 6125TD Time Lag surface-mount fuses are intended for use where the fuses must pass transient current surges without opening, yet open when subjected to continuous fault currents.Available in ten ampere ratings ranging from 500 mA to 50A, these 125 vac/60 vdc fuses are UL recognized and comply with EIA-IS-722 standards for board-level fuses. Product applications include security systems, laptop computer charging circuits, dc-to-dc converters, switching power supplies, and more.

Company: COOPER BUSSMANN

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