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MF-PSML200/12-2 is listed in the Ptc Resettable Fuses range at ChipApex. The manufacturer field lists Bourns Inc.. Its product description is PTC RESET FUSE 12V 2A 0805. Review the specifications below when checking this part for your BOM.
The MF-PSML200/12-2 is a polymeric self-resetting fuse from the Bourns MF-PSML series, designed for surface mount applications. It features a hold current of 2 A and a trip current of 4 A, with a maximum voltage rating of 12 VDC. The device offers a low resistance of 50 mOhms and a high maximum rated current of 50 A. Housed in an 0805 (2012 metric) package, it operates within a temperature range of -40°C to +85°C. This component provides circuit protection through rapid response to overcurrent conditions.
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Select this component when a 2 A hold current and 12 VDC maximum voltage are required for surface mount protection. Consider the 0805 footprint dimensions for layout compatibility. Evaluate thermal performance within the specified operating temperature range. Compare against alternative series if higher voltage ratings or different package sizes are needed for specific application constraints.
This part belongs to the MF-PSML series of polymeric self-resetting fuses manufactured by Bourns Inc. The series includes variants with different voltage ratings such as 6V and 12V options, all sharing similar current characteristics and low-profile surface mount packaging. These components are categorized under circuit protection devices specifically designed for overcurrent scenarios in modern electronic assemblies.
MF-PSML200/6-2: Lower voltage rating (6V vs 12V), same current specs. MF-PSML200/12-2-D: Same specifications with potential tape/reel variation.
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