High voltage current limiting fuse having a fuse element suscept

Electricity: electrothermally or thermally actuated switches – Electrothermally actuated switches – Fusible element actuated

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337228, 337246, H01H 8504

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044196512

ABSTRACT:
A high voltage fuse with an element operating at relatively high temperatures and having such element comprised of a metallic material which is highly susceptible to oxidation at such temperatures is disclosed. The fuse element has predetermined dimensions so as to have a predetermined time-current characteristic. The high voltage fuse has a sealed environment for housing the fuse element. The fuse element has a thickness dimension sufficiently great so that any oxide layer that may accumulate on the fuse element over a service period of 15 years does not significantly affect the predetermined time-current characteristic of the fuse element during the period.

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