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Bourns Downsize its SMD Fuse Line with 0402 Package

17.10.2023
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Bourns is pleased to announce the introduction of a new 0402 package size SMD fuse series to complement its already successful line of SinglFuse™ SMD Fuse products.

The new Model SF-0402FR Series is RoHS compliant, halogen free*, and UL recognized. This new model family provides a high current rating (up to 5 A) with a high interrupting capability up to 100 A @ 32 VDC, and is intended for use in a variety of consumer electronic devices for downsizing purposes.

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Bourns continues to broaden its portfolio of SinglFuse™ SMD Fuses to address the growing need for effective circuit protection in a variety of applications including automotive, telecom and networking equipment, PCs and monitors, server farms, portable memory, portable electronics, gaming systems, robotics, smart appliances, battery chargers, and industrial controllers.

Features

  • Upside down design with high current carrying performance
  • EIA 0402 footprint
  • Up to 5 A rated current and 100 A @ 32 VDC interrupting capability
  • UL 248-14 compliant
  • RoHS compliant and halogen free

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