Offer a full range of thin-film, surface-mountable, cartridge and ceramic axial-leaded fuses for automotive and electric vehicle (EV) applications, Littelfuse, Inc. has claimed the industry’s first release of AEC-Q200-qualified fuses. These protection devices are designed for the demanding circuit protection needs in compact automotive electronics and EV applications.
AEC-Q200-qualified fuses (Source: Littelfuse)
The new automotive-grade portfolio includes a range of thin-film fuses, Nano2 fuses, PICO fuses, and cartridge fuses, which are all certified to meet the AEC-Q200 Revision E qualifications for fuses for long-term reliability of components used in harsh automotive environments. Offering a wide range of performance reliability and component options, these fuses offer high I²t values to ensure high inrush current withstand capability and provide circuit protection against abnormal overload and surge conditions.
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The AEC-Q200-qualified fuses are suited for a wide range of automotive electronics designs. They include on-board chargers, power distribution units, battery management systems, ignition systems, infotainment and navigation, ADAS, radar and E-Call. They also can be used for sensing line protection and high-voltage DC/DC converters.
Sample requests can be placed through authorized Littelfuse distributors worldwide.
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