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The MMS-P series from Conquer Electronics is a high current ceramic micro fuse designed for demanding applications. These fuses are suitable for use in power tools and electric assistant bicycles, offering protection in both AC and DC circuits.
Key electrical characteristics include rated voltages of 35V and 60V, with rated current options ranging from 20A to 50A. The fuse has a compact size of 7.3x5.8x4.0mm, making it ideal for space-constrained printed circuit boards.
Electrical performance includes a minimum pulse test capability of 1ms at 10 times the rated current, ensuring it can withstand transient surges. A cycle test demonstrates reliability, with internal resistance changing less than 20% after 1000 cycles. The temperature characteristic specifies a maximum body temperature rise of 200°C when subjected to 100% rated current for 1.5 hours.
Designed for surface mounting, the MMS-P fuse provides a durable structure due to its ceramic element and body construction. This series is built to offer reliable protection and longevity in various industrial and consumer electronic applications.
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The MMS-P fuse is available with rated voltages of 35V and 60V.
The MMS-P fuse has rated current options ranging from 20A to 50A.
The dimensions of the MMS-P fuse are 7.3mm in length, 5.8mm in width, and 4.0mm in thickness.
The MMS-P fuse can withstand a minimum clearing time of 1 millisecond at 10 times its rated current.
The body temperature rise of the MMS-P fuse is below 200°C when subjected to 100% rated current for 1.5 hours, measured using the Thermocouple method.
The MMS-P fuse is designed for surface mount applications.