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Manufacturer
muRata
MPN
PTGL12AR1R2H2B51B0
LCSC Part #
C910776
Packaging
SMD
Customer #
Key Attributes
PTC RESET FUSE 51V 592mA SMD
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30+$ 0.3908$ 11.72
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TypeDescription
CategoryCircuit Protection/PTC Resettable Fuses
ManufacturermuRata
PackagingSMD
Operating Temperature-40℃~+85℃
Voltage - Max51V
Hold Current592mA
Current - Max5A
Trip Current1.168A
Resistance @ 25℃1.2Ω
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Standard Packaging300
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Features

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  • POSISTOR has three main characteristics.
  • Resistance - Temperature Characteristics: Although there is a negligible diference between the normal and "Curie Point" temperature, POSISTOR shows almost constant resistance - temperature characteristics. Yet they have resistance - temperature characteristics that cause resistance to sharply increase when the temperature exceeds the Curie Point. The Curie Point (C.P.) is defined as the temperature at which the resistance value is twice the one at 25℃.
  • Current - Voltage Characteristics (Static Characteristic): This shows the relation between applied voltage when voltage applied to POSISTOR causes balancing of inner heating and outer thermal dissipation and stabilized current. This has both a maximum point of current and constant output power.
  • Current - Time Characteristics (Dynamic Characteristic): This shows the relation between current and time before inner heating and outer thermal dissipation arrive at equilibrium state. This features having large initial current and abruptly continuous attenuating portion.
  • The maximum current value is called the "Protective Threshold Current" for Voltage vs. Current characteristics (static).
  • Protective threshold current varies depending on the ambient temperature, resistance value, temperature characteristics and shape. The maximum value of trip current and the minimum value of the hold current are in the range of ambient temperature -10 to +60℃.
  • A period starting from the voltage input to the moment current itself sharply attenuates is called "Operating Time." Conventionally, operation time (t0) is determined to be the period until inrush current (I0) decreases to a level one half the original inrush current (I0/2).