Patent classifications
H01H85/00
Protection element
A protection element includes a first electrode (1), a second electrode (2) having a spring property, and a fuse element material (3) that is disposed between the first electrode and the second electrode, in which the fuse element material (3) is supported by being interposed between the first electrode (1) and the second electrode (2) in a bent state.
Switch-fuse module
A switch-fuse module and a ring main unit. The switch-fuse module includes: a housing having therein a switch enclosure including an insulating gas and a cable compartment that is different and separate from the switch enclosure; at least one switch disconnector arranged within the switch enclosure; and at least one fuse canister with a vertically oriented longitudinal axis; wherein the fuse canister i) is adapted to receive a fuse, and ii) is arranged within the cable compartment, and the insulating gas has a global warming potential less than a global warming potential of SF6.
Fuse and Circuit System
Provided are a fuse and a circuit system. The fuse includes: a housing, a closed chamber being provided in the housing and being filled with an arc extinguishing filler, and a first conductive terminal and a second conductive terminal which are used as a current input end and a current output end being respectively connected to the housing; a melt which is connected in series between the first conductive terminal and the second conductive terminal, at least part of the melt being disposed through the closed chamber; and an impact apparatus, which is arranged in the housing, is positioned outside the closed chamber, and is configured to act, when receiving an excitation signal, on the melt to generate an impact force to make the melt break in the closed chamber.
ACTIVE METAL FUSES FOR DC-EOS AND SURGE PROTECTION
A method comprises: forming a first metallization layer on a semiconductor die, the first metallization layer including a metal fuse; and forming a second metallization layer on the first metallization layer, in which the second metallization layer includes a thermal conductor spaced from the metal fuse, and the first metallization layer is between the second metallization layer and the semiconductor die.
DEVICES AND METHODS FOR PROGRAMMING A FUSE
Fuse programming circuits, devices and methods. In some embodiments, a fuse circuit can include a fuse pad configured to receive a voltage, a fuse having a first end coupled to the fuse pad and a second end coupled to a switching element configured to enable a current to pass from the fuse pad to a ground potential.
PROTECTION ELEMENT
A protection element includes a first electrode (1), a second electrode (2) having a spring property, and a fuse element material (3) that is disposed between the first electrode and the second electrode, in which the fuse element material (3) is supported by being interposed between the first electrode (1) and the second electrode (2) in a bent state.
Switch-fuse Module
A switch-fuse module and a ring main unit. The switch-fuse module includes: a housing having therein a switch enclosure including an insulating gas and a cable compartment that is different and separate from the switch enclosure; at least one switch disconnector arranged within the switch enclosure; and at least one fuse canister with a vertically oriented longitudinal axis; wherein the fuse canister i) is adapted to receive a fuse, and ii) is arranged within the cable compartment, and the insulating gas has a global warming potential less than a global warming potential of SF6.
LIGHTNING PROTECTION SPARK GAP ASSEMBLY AND METHOD FOR OPERATING A LIGHTNING PROTECTION SPARK GAP ASSEMBLY
The invention relates to a lightning protection spark gap assembly. The lightning protection spark gap assembly comprises: a lighting protection spark gap (1) having a first main connection (1a) and a second main connection (1b), wherein a first voltage line (S1) of a supply network can be connected to the first main connection (1a) and a second voltage line of the supply network can be connected to the second main connection (1b); a safety fuse device (8) which can be triggered and which can be connected between the first or second voltage line (S1, S2) and the corresponding main connection (1, 1b) of the lightning protection spark gap (1), wherein at least one current path (TS) leading via the lighting protection spark gap (1) can be formed between the first voltage line (S1) and the second voltage line (S2) during operation; an indicator device (I) for detecting a current flow in the current path (TS) or a corresponding portion of the current flow in the current path (TS) and for mechanically or electrically delayed triggering of the safety fuse device (8) if the detected current flow in the current path (TS) or the corresponding portion of the current flow in the current path (TS) fulfills a predefined criterion.
Fuse with stone sand matrix reinforcement
An electrical fuse includes a housing, first and second terminal assemblies coupled to the housing, and at least one fuse element assembly extending internally in the housing and coupled between the first and second terminal assemblies. A filler surrounds the at least one fuse element assembly, and the filler includes sodium silicate sand and at least one reinforcing structure suspended within the filler.
FUSE APPARATUS WITH INTEGRATED SOLENOIDS
Provided are approaches for integrating solenoids and fuses within a compact housing. In one approach, a fuse apparatus (100) may include a housing (102) including a main body (104), a cover (106) coupled to a first side (110) of the main body (104), and a base (112) coupled to a second side (116) of the main body (104), wherein the cover (106) and the main body (104) define a fuse cavity (120), and wherein the base (112) and the main body (104) define a main cavity. (122) The fuse apparatus (100) may further include a plurality of fuses (124) disposed within the fuse cavity (120), and a plurality of solenoids (130) electrically connected to a printed circuit board (PCB) (132), wherein the plurality of fuses (124) is disposed above the PCB (132), and wherein the PCB (132) is positioned within the main cavity (122).