I have seen pcb-trace fuses on a power supply PCB in a Tektronix 577 curve tracer, which I think is from the '70s. So, this technique seems to be around for a while and to me it can makes sense for certain uncritical applications (e.g. tripping extremely unlikely and only for full shorts, delay time uncritical etc.... ) Derk logicresearch wrote: > > > Hi, > > I have two photos at <http://www.logicresearch.co.nz/pcbfuse.html > <http://www.logicresearch.co.nz/pcbfuse.html>> of the pcb tracks being > used as a fuse. > I've not seen this before, and I thought you might like to see how it > worked. > Has anyone here got the maths on track widths and thickness for this?. > > Daryl Mills > LogicResearch >
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Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] PCB fuse
2010-03-09 by Derk Steggewentz
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