Category: Electronic Component
Use: Overcurrent Protection
Characteristics: Resettable, Surface Mount
Package: SMD (Surface Mount Device)
Essence: Polymeric Positive Temperature Coefficient (PPTC) device
Packaging/Quantity: Reel of 3000 units
The RUEF300K is a surface mount device with two terminals for soldering onto a circuit board. The pin configuration is as follows: 1. Terminal 1: Input/Anode 2. Terminal 2: Output/Cathode
Advantages: - Automatic reset reduces maintenance requirements - Compact size ideal for space-constrained applications - Provides reliable overcurrent protection
Disadvantages: - Limited maximum voltage rating compared to some alternatives - Trip current may not be adjustable for specific applications
The RUEF300K operates based on the principle of positive temperature coefficient (PTC). When an overcurrent condition occurs, the PTC material heats up, causing its resistance to increase dramatically, limiting the current flow. Once the fault is removed, the PTC material cools down, allowing the device to reset.
The RUEF300K is commonly used in various electronic devices and systems, including: - Power supplies - Battery packs - USB charging ports - Automotive electronics - Industrial control systems
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