Fuses

Fuses are electronic protective devices used in electrical circuits to protect against excessive current flow. They consist of a fusible wire or other conductive element that melts when the current flow is too high and interrupts the circuit. This prevents electronic components from being damaged by excessive currents. Fuses are crucial for the safety of electrical circuits and devices: they protect against short circuits, overloads and other electrical faults that could cause damage. It is therefore important to choose the right type of fuse for a particular application to ensure effective protection.