High-speed fuses, also known as semiconductor fuses, are devices specifically developed for overcurrent protection in semiconductor circuits. They feature a specially designed component shape and body that can limit the allowable energy, peak current, arc voltage, etc., within the circuit. Unlike ordinary industrial fuses, high-speed fuses can respond in as little as 10ms or even faster, providing more reliable protection.
Rapid disconnection: When the current exceeds the rated value, the fuse can quickly melt and cut off the circuit, serving to rapidly protect equipment and lines.
Low cost: The cost of fuses is relatively low, making them easy to purchase and replace.
High safety: When overloads or short circuits occur, fuses can quickly cut off the current, effectively preventing damage to equipment and lines, thereby enhancing safety.
In addition, there are various types of fuses available to meet different needs. For example, current fuses are suitable for automobiles, temperature fuses are used in devices such as electric fans, rice cookers, electric frying pans, and disinfection cabinets, while self-recovery fuses are used for overcurrent protection in circuits. Depending on the actual application scenarios and requirements, different types of products can be selected to meet the protection needs of the circuit.
