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A fuse is a small electrical device that protects circuits and equipment from damage by breaking the connection when too much electrical current flows through. It matters because it prevents fires and other hazards that could occur if excessive electricity were allowed to continue flowing unchecked.
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- Instance of
- passive electronic component
- Image
- Electrical Fuse (aka).jpg
- Has use
- overcurrent protection
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- Commons category
- Electrical fuses
- opposite of
- Antifuse
- MCN code
- 8536.10.00
- different from
- circuit breaker
- on focus list of Wikimedia project
- Wikipedia:Vital articles/Level/4
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Article · 日本語
ヒューズ(英:fuse)は、定格以上の大電流から電気回路を保護、あるいは加熱や発火といった電気火災事故を防止する電気・電子部品である。電気回路内に置かれ、普段は導体として振る舞う。しかし何らかの異常によって電気回路に定格以上の電流が流れると、ジュール熱により内蔵する合金部品が溶断(ようだん)し、回路を開くことにより回路を保護する。
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