In Part 1, we saw why we must separate overload protection from fault and short circuit protection for motor circuits. But correctly sizing these different devices can be confusing. And if you follow ...

The correct answer is: d) excessive heating due to motor overloads and failure to start You'll find the rules for motor and branch-circuit overload protection in Part III of Art. 430 in the 2011 NEC.

Engineers working at robotic companies, auto makers, automatic equipment manufacturers and in many other industries all commonly use torque overload protection devices, slip clutches or torque ...

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Vishay Intertechnology, Inc. offers two new series of thin film chip fuses. The Vishay Sfernice S2F and S3F devices are designed to ensure circuit continuity with minimal resistance and reliable ...