Fuse

The fuse is a resistor that acts as a dependent device for high current protection and can be a source of flow. The fuse is a necessary part for metal wires or strips that melt over high flow. The fuse interrupts the excess current and prevents serious damage causing excessive fire and overheating. Also, the fuse is a device that is essential for protecting high current in electronic systems to limit the threats to human life and damage. Fuses are produced in different degrees of current and voltage. If the current is high from the fuse, the fuse will burn and this will cause the circuit to fail and the device will be disconnected.