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You've seen the term "current-limiting" and need to understand its significance. The problem is that a short circuit can produce a massive peak current. A non-limiting fuse simply opens after the peak has passed. A current-limiting fuse, however, opens so quickly that it stops the current from ever reaching its full potential peak. The solution is to use a semiconductor fuse, which is inherently current-limiting. This feature from a GFEFUSE semiconductor fuse not only protects the semiconductor but also reduces the stress on the entire electrical system.
You are using an SSR or a soft starter, which are built with sensitive thyristors (SCRs). The problem is that, like IGBTs, these components can be easily damaged by short-circuit currents. The solution is the same as for a VFD: you must protect each phase with a fast-acting semiconductor fuse. A GFEFUSE semiconductor fuse, correctly coordinated with the SSR's I²t rating, is the only way to ensure the long-term reliability of your solid-state motor control system.
Yes, protecting the DC bus link inside a solar inverter is a critical application. The problem is that a fault in the inverter's IGBTs can create a short circuit fed by the immense energy from both the solar array and the inverter's capacitors. The solution is to install a semiconductor fuse on the DC bus. A GFEFUSE high-voltage DC semiconductor fuse is designed to handle this, providing the high-speed protection needed to prevent a catastrophic failure of the inverter.
You need to perform a fuse coordination study using I²t values. The problem is knowing how to use the data correctly. The rule is simple: The clearing I²t of the fuse must be less than the withstand I²t of the semiconductor. The best practice solution is to choose a semiconductor fuse whose clearing I²t is no more than 75% of the semiconductor's rating, providing a safe margin. GFEFUSE provides all the necessary I²t data and expert support to help you perform this critical calculation and select the right semiconductor fuse.
GFEFUSE is a trusted expert because we specialize in the advanced engineering required for these devices. We utilize pure silver elements, sophisticated arc-quenching technology, and rigorous testing to guarantee every semiconductor fuse provides the ultra-fast performance and low I²t values needed to reliably protect the most sensitive and expensive power electronic components.
No, they are crucial for both AC and DC circuits. A semiconductor fuse is essential for protecting the input of an AC drive, the DC bus link inside the drive, and the output of DC power supplies and rectifiers. GFEFUSE offers a wide range of fuses with high AC and DC voltage ratings.
These are IEC designations for a semiconductor fuse. "aR" stands for "partial-range" protection, meaning it offers extremely fast protection against short circuits only and must be paired with another device for overload protection. "gS" or "gR" stands for "full-range" protection, meaning the fuse will safely open on both short circuits and lower-level overload currents.
The single most important specification is the clearing I²t rating. This value represents the total thermal energy the fuse lets through before it clears a fault. This fuse I²t value must be lower than the I²t withstand rating of the semiconductor being protected to ensure the fuse blows before the semiconductor is damaged.
You cannot use a regular fuse because it is far too slow. A semiconductor can be destroyed by thermal energy in less than a millisecond. A semiconductor fuse is designed to open the circuit in microseconds and, more importantly, to limit the peak current, preventing the destructive energy from ever reaching the component it protects.
A semiconductor fuse is an extremely fast-acting, high-speed fuse designed to provide short-circuit protection for sensitive solid-state electronic devices, such as diodes, SCRs (Silicon Controlled Rectifiers), and IGBTs (Insulated Gate Bipolar Transistors), which are found in inverters, VFDs, and rectifiers.
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