The MF-RX375/72-2-99 belongs to the category of resettable fuses.
It is used for overcurrent protection in various electronic circuits and devices.
The MF-RX375/72-2-99 comes in a standard surface mount package.
The essence of this product lies in its ability to provide reliable overcurrent protection while being resettable, thus offering cost-effective and convenient protection for electronic circuits.
The MF-RX375/72-2-99 is typically packaged in reels with a quantity of 3000 units per reel.
The MF-RX375/72-2-99 has two terminals for connection, typically labeled as "IN" and "OUT."
The MF-RX375/72-2-99 operates based on the principle of positive temperature coefficient (PTC) behavior. When an overcurrent condition occurs, the device heats up, causing its resistance to increase and effectively limiting the current flow. Once the fault is removed, the device cools down and returns to a low-resistance state.
The MF-RX375/72-2-99 is commonly used in: - Consumer electronics - Automotive electronics - Industrial control systems - Power supplies
In conclusion, the MF-RX375/72-2-99 resettable fuse offers reliable overcurrent protection with the added benefit of resettable functionality, making it a versatile choice for various electronic applications.
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