1210 1.75A PPTC Resettable Fuse / SMD Polyswitch Resettable Devices For Mobile Phone

1210 1.75A PPTC Resettable Fuse / SMD Polyswitch Resettable Devices For Mobile Phone

Description

The 1210 series provides miniature suRFace mount resettable overcurrent protection

with holding current from 0.05A to 2.0A. This series is suitable for wide range of

applications in modern electronics where space is limited.

Features

Applications

Electrical Characteristics

Note on Electrical Characteristics

■ Vocabulary

·I_hold = Hold current: maximum current device will pass without tripping in 23℃ still air.

·I_trip = Trip current: minimum current at which the device will trip in 23℃ still air.

·V_max = Maximum voltage device can withstand without damage at rated current (I_max)

·I_max = Maximum fault current device can withstand without damage at rated voltage (V_max)

·P_{d typ.} = Typical power dissipated from device when in the tripped state at 23℃ still air.

·R_min = Minimum resistance of device in initial (un-soldered) state.

·R_1max = Maximum resistance of device at 23℃ measured one hour after tripping or reflow soldering of 260℃ for 20 sec.

■ Value specified is determined by using the PWB with 0.030”*1.5oz copper traces.

■ Caution: Operation beyond the specified rating may result in damage and possible arcing and flame.

■ Specifications are subject to change without notice.

Polymeric PTC Selecting Guide

■ Determine the following operating parameters for the circuits:

■ Select the device from factor and dimension suitable for the application

■ Compare the maximum rating for V_max and I_max of the PPTC device with the circuit in application and make sure

the circuit’s requirement does not exceed the device rating.

■ Check that PPTC device’s trip time (time-to-trip) will protect the circuit.

■ Verify that the circuit operating temperature is within the PPTC device’s normal operating temperature range.

■ Verify that peRFormance and suitability of the chosen PPTC device in the application.

■ Mechanical Stress

·PPTC devices will undergo a thermal expansion during fault condition. If PPTC devices are installed or placed in an application

where the space between PPTC devices and the surrounding materials (e.g., covering materials, packaging materials, encapsulate

materials and the like) is insufficient, it will cause an inhibiting effect upon the thermal expansion. Pressing, twisting, bending and

other kinds of mechanical stress will also adversely affect the peRFormance of the PPTC devices, and shall not be used or applied.

■ Chemical Pollutants

·Silicone-based oils, oils, solvents, gels, electrolytes, fuels, acids, and the like will adversely affect the properties of PPTC devices,

and shall not be used or applied.

■ Electronic and Thermal Effect

·PPTC devices are secondary protection devices and are used solely for sporadic, accidental over-current or over-temperature

error condition, and shall NOT be used if or when constant or repeated fault conditions (such fault conditions may be caused by,

among others, incorrect pin-connection of a connector) or over-extensive trip events may occur.

·PPTC devices are different from fuses and, when a fault condition occurs, will go into high-resistance state and do not open

circuit, in which case the voltage at such PPTC devices may reach a hazardous level.

·Operation over the maximum rating or other forms of improper use may cause failure, arcing, flame and/or other damage to

the PPTC devices.

·Conductive material contamination, such as metal particle, may induce shortage, flame or arcing.

·Due to the inductance, the operation circuits may generate a circuit voltage (Ldi/dt) above the rated voltage of PPTC devices,

which shall not be used under such circumstances.

■ General

·Customers shall evaluate and test the properties of PPTC devices independently to verify and ensure that their individual

applications will be met.

·The peRFormance of PPTC devices will be adversely affected if they are improperly used under electronic, thermal and/or

mechanical procedures and/or conditions non-conformant to those recommended by manufacturer.

·Customers shall be responsible for determining whether it is necessary to have back-up, failsafe and/or fool-proof protection

To avoid or minimize damage that may result from extra-ordinary, irregular function or failure of PPTC devices.

·Any and all responsibilities and liabilities are disclaimed if any item under this notice of warning is not complied with.

Thermal Derating Chart

Recommended Hold Current (A) at Ambient Temperature (℃)

Average Time-Current Curve