Schurter Releases Pulse, Temperature and Mechanical Load Resistant Chip Fuse for Automotive Applications

Source: Schurter news

With the UAI 1206, SCHURTER offers a pulse and temperature resistant chip fuse with slow release characteristics for applications in which aging resistance and maximum reliability have the highest priority.

Usual fuses have some kind of memory. If they are exposed to pulse-shaped current peaks and high temperature fluctuations, their properties change. Every pulse makes it a little weaker, every temperature fluctuation a little more susceptible. Not so with the SCHURTER UAI 1206.

Pulse and temperature resistant

Thanks to the special fuse construction, the resistance to current pulses smaller than the melting integral (I2t) could be massively increased. The UAI 1206 has practically no derating to the usual extent. The ingenious design of the fuse body also dampens temperature fluctuations to a high degree. The SCHURTER UAI 1206 is also hermetically sealed against potting compound.

Areas of application

The new chip fuse, which is offered in two versions with rated currents of 5.3 A and 7.5 A, was specificially developed for automotive applications. The SCHURTER UAI 1206 meets all requirements according to AEC-Q200.

However, it is also suitable wherever maximum pulse resistance, thermal resistance and high mechanical loads meet.

Unique Features

• Meets highest AEC-Q200 requirements regarding Mechanical Shock and Terminal Strength

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