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Yeah same here. I work on Siemens panels and have resettable fuses throughout several machines and never seen anything like these and now I know. THANKS EVILMONKEY.
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I prefer these videos over the doodle videos. Although the doodles are awesome.
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Thank you for this information and showing things how they work(mems) is far better than showing the silicon chips doodles.
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Before it does it'll dump as much current as possible into your expensive parts before tripping.
How do I know? <Glares at a pile of broken Raspberry Pi 4 boards>
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I wouldn't say ptc fuses are superior to glass fuses, there are different advantages to both.
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I thought he was about to start spittin absolute bars in the beginning
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Never heard of these before! Smart invention!
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I use polyfuses on all my GPS designs where the antenna has 3.3 to 5V on the inner conductor to power an active antenna. If someone chops a wire it prevents the GPS receiver from being fried.
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That's insane, thank you
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Oh man, this is awesome! I know of their existence, but I never thought to myself 'hmm, I wonder how they work'. Now I do. Thanks!
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Great
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makes sense. I was curious how these worked, I assumed it was a switch in a box like the bimetal strip that blinkers use.
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That is fascinating!
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This is cool didn't know this is how it works ❤
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I always thought they're some kind of semiconductor. But this is basically mechanical!
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Are these in laptops? Had a situation where one day i did a repair and it failed aftet changing a ram socket. No boot ad i think the power rail was shorted from a wonky pad. Saw thia after removing socket and let it run with just 1 dimm. Still dead no boot and no boot logo.
Next day game it a test and poof, laptop booted. 🤷
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This was cool to see in action.
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And most of them are low voltage. Thatb way you still see glass fuses or fuse resistors in primer side of power supply.
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Show us the seven layers of the motherboard in the computer
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@chrisdickens4862
4 months ago
Very cool! I had no idea they worked this way.
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