A fuse is an electrical safety device that is used to protect electrical systems and components from damage caused by excess current.
It is a device that contains a metal wire or filament that melts and opens the circuit when the current exceeds a specified limit.
This helps to prevent electrical fires and other hazards that can occur when there is an excessive current flow in an electrical circuit.
Fuses come in various types and sizes, and are selected based on the current rating and the type of application.
For example, slow-blow fuses are used for applications where temporary current spikes are expected, while fast-acting fuses are used for applications where a rapid response to an overcurrent is required.
In general, fuses provide a simple and effective way to protect electrical systems and components from damage caused by overcurrents, and are an important part of many electrical safety systems.
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