The MF-SM100/33-2 belongs to the category of surface mount resettable fuses.
The MF-SM100/33-2 features a standard surface mount configuration with two terminals for easy integration into circuit boards.
The MF-SM100/33-2 operates based on the principle of positive temperature coefficient (PTC) resistance. When an overcurrent condition occurs, the PTC material heats up, causing its resistance to increase and limit the current flow. Once the fault is removed, the PTC material cools down, allowing the fuse to reset.
The MF-SM100/33-2 is suitable for a wide range of applications including: - Consumer electronics - Automotive electronics - Industrial control systems - Telecommunications equipment
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What is the MF-SM100/33-2 used for in technical solutions?
How does the MF-SM100/33-2 help in reducing EMI noise?
What are the typical applications of the MF-SM100/33-2?
What is the impedance rating of the MF-SM100/33-2?
Can the MF-SM100/33-2 be used in automotive electronics?
Is the MF-SM100/33-2 RoHS compliant?
What are the temperature and voltage ratings of the MF-SM100/33-2?
Does the MF-SM100/33-2 require any special mounting considerations?
Can multiple MF-SM100/33-2 beads be used in parallel for enhanced EMI suppression?
Where can I find detailed technical specifications and application notes for the MF-SM100/33-2?