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TECHFUSE SMD0805-005-60VRoHS

Manufacturer
TECHFUSEAsian Brands
MPN
SMD0805-005-60V
LCSC Part #
C6851462
Packaging
0805
Customer #
Key Attributes
PTC RESET FUSE 60V 50mA 0805
Datasheetpdf iconTECHFUSE SMD0805-005-60V
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QtyUnit PriceTotal Amount
10+$ 0.0458$ 0.0436$ 0.44
100+$ 0.0365$ 0.0347$ 3.47
300+$ 0.0318$ 0.0303$ 9.09
1,000+$ 0.0283$ 0.0269$ 26.90
5,000+$ 0.0255$ 0.0243$ 121.50
10,000+$ 0.0241$ 0.0229$ 229.00
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Products Specifications

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TypeDescription
CategoryCircuit Protection/PTC Resettable Fuses
ManufacturerTECHFUSE
Packaging0805
Operating Temperature-40℃~+85℃
Voltage - Max60V
Hold Current50mA
Pitch-
Current - Max400A
Power Dissipation500mW
Trip Current200mA
Height-
Length-
Width-
Resistance @ 25℃
Time to Trip(Max)1.5s
Resistance - Post Trip (R1) (Max)10Ω

Additional Information

TypeDetails
Minimum10
Multiple10
Standard Packaging5000
Sales UnitPiece

Introduction

AI Translation

Ihold is defined as the hold current — the maximum current at which the device will not trip in still air at 25°C; Itrip is defined as the trip current — the minimum current at which the device will always trip in still air at 25°C; Vmax is defined as the maximum voltage the device can withstand without damage at the rated current (Imax); Imax is defined as the maximum fault current the device can withstand without damage at the rated voltage (Vmax); Pd is defined as the power dissipation of the device in the tripped state at rated voltage, in still air at 25°C; Rimin/max is defined as the minimum/maximum resistance of the device prior to tripping at 25°C; R1max is defined as the maximum resistance of the device measured one hour after reflow soldering. Operating beyond the specified ratings may cause damage, arcing, and fire. Using a PTC beyond its maximum ratings or improper use may cause device damage, arcing, and fire. PTCs are intended to protect against occasional overcurrent or overtemperature fault conditions and should not be used where repeated fault conditions or prolonged trip events are anticipated. Handling the device inconsistently with the recommended electrical, thermal, and mechanical procedures will adversely affect device performance. Even if voltage imbalances in the circuit produce small voltages above the PTC's rated voltage, avoid restricting the thermal expansion of the PTC device, such as placing it under pressure or installing it in a confined space. Contamination of PTC materials by certain silicone-based oils or corrosive solvents will adversely affect device performance. PTC SMDs can be cleaned using standard methods. Customers are advised to follow the recommended pad layout and reflow profile. Improper board layout or reflow profile may adversely affect device solderability. Recommended reflow methods include infrared, vapor phase, and convection ovens; the device is not designed for wave soldering to the bottom of the board. The recommended maximum solder paste thickness is 0.25 mm (0.010 in). Devices can be cleaned using standard methods and solvents. If the reflow temperature exceeds the recommended profile, the device may not meet performance requirements. Storage conditions are a maximum of 40°C and 70% relative humidity; exceeding these storage conditions may result in the device failing to meet the specified performance.