Can we use HRC fuse inplace of semi conductor fuse ? What
are difference between them?
Answer Posted / thiagarajan.e
No we should not use the hrc fuse in place of semiconductor fuse.Because the hrc fuse will act ,at the time of short circuit or the current exceeding the fuse limit.But the semiconductor fuse will act when the current exceeding as well as no current in the circuit,where the voltage exceeds the fuse limit.So on any instant we will not match each other.
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Thiagarajan.E
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