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72R110XMR is listed in the Ptc Resettable Fuses range at ChipApex. The manufacturer field lists Littelfuse Inc.. Its product description is PTC RESET FUSE 72V 1.1A RADIAL. Review the specifications below when checking this part for your BOM.
The Littelfuse 72R110XMR is a PolySwitch resettable PTC device designed for overcurrent protection. It features a holding current of 1.1 A and a trip current of 2.2 A, with a maximum voltage rating of 72 VDC. The component has a maximum resistance of 380 mOhms and a power dissipation of 1.5 W. It supports a maximum fault current of 40 A and operates within a temperature range of -40°C to +85°C. Physical dimensions include a diameter of 13 mm and a length of 3.1 mm, with a lead spacing of 5.1 mm.
Verify that the specific part number matches the required electrical parameters, particularly the 1.1 A holding current and 72 VDC rating. Confirm the radial lead configuration and package type align with the target PCB footprint. Ensure compliance with RoHS standards if required by the application specifications.
Select this component when circuit protection requires a resettable fuse with a 1.1 A nominal current and 72 VDC maximum voltage. Consider the 380 mOhms initial resistance and 1.5 W power dissipation for thermal management. Evaluate the 40 A maximum fault current capability against potential short-circuit scenarios in the design.
This device belongs to the 72R series of PolySwitch resettable fuses from Littelfuse. These components are solid-state devices that provide overcurrent protection without the need for replacement after tripping. The series includes various current ratings and form factors to suit different electronic protection needs.
Substitutes must match the 1.1 A holding current, 72 VDC voltage rating, and radial leaded package. Verify equivalent trip current and resistance values to ensure identical circuit behavior during fault conditions.
The device raises its internal resistance as it heats up due to excessive current flow, thereby limiting the current to a safe level until the fault is removed and the device cools down.
No, it is a resettable fuse that automatically returns to its low-resistance state once the overcurrent condition is cleared and the component cools to normal operating temperatures.
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