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adool_617
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Dear all , i have an important question which i need answer for it , if you look at a catalog for fuses you will find the fuse rated current which for example is 10 A
and you will find a value called minimum breaking current and it is usually higher than the rated current for our example let's say about 15 A
so what is meant by minimum breaking current , does it means the fuses will not disconnected
unless a value higher than or equal 15 A which is higher than the normal rated current .
and what will happen if a continuous current flow for a long time with value 13 A which is higher than the rated current and smaller than the minimum breaking current
please help
thanks
and you will find a value called minimum breaking current and it is usually higher than the rated current for our example let's say about 15 A
so what is meant by minimum breaking current , does it means the fuses will not disconnected
unless a value higher than or equal 15 A which is higher than the normal rated current .
and what will happen if a continuous current flow for a long time with value 13 A which is higher than the rated current and smaller than the minimum breaking current
please help
thanks