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Fuses are triggered, or more correctly blown, when the current through them exceeds their preset limit. A short circuit would be one example, where you might see several hundred amperes in a 15 ampere circuit, but only for a short time, as the fuse would blow nearly instantly. An overload would be another example, where you might see 25 or 30 amperes in a 15 ampere circuit. It might take some time, seconds or minutes, depending on the overload time characteristics of the fuse because, in that case, the fuse is designed to allow short time overloads to allow motor startup.
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Is shift register edge triggered or level triggered?
If the shift register is synchronized (uses clock) the control signal is level triggered. If the shift register is asycronized (no clock) the control signal is edge triggered.
In science to prevent overloading in a parallel circuit you could install a what?
you can use a fuse or circuit breaker
The fuse 13 A in a plug is intended to?
This is intended to protect the flex of a plug. A fuse is a little wire that all of the electricity coming into the appliance flows through. If something goes wrong and the current is higher than it should be, this fuse will overheat and burn out, thus breaking the wire and cutting the flow of electricity. If there was no fuse, the circuit would not be broken, this could overheat the plug and it could possibly catch fire. The 13A means that that fuse is set to 13 Amps of current, If it gets anything over that, the fuse will blow. Depending on the appliance the number will vary. 13A fuses are mostly used in the flexes of an appliance that have a high voltage, such as heating appliances like kettles fan heaters. When choosing a fuse for a plug you must choose a fuse that is higher than the current that the appliance has as current is higher when things are first switched on. If you choose a fuse that is too low for the appliance, the fuse will keep blowing out. Never choose a fuse that is too high for an appliance as this will not blow out if the current is too high.
Define Edge Triggered Flip-Flop?
Manner in which a flip-flopis activated by a signal transition.It may be either +ve or -ve edge triggered fliop-flop.
Menstruation is triggered by a drop in the levels of?
estrogen and progesterone
What bomb only takes a spark to explode?
any bomb is triggered by a fuse or detonator that causes a spark or electrical surge!
What are signs that windshield wiper fuse has blown?
If your wipers do not work at all. It could be a fuse or it could be the motor. Check your fuse and if its not that, then you need to get a new motor.
Where is the fuse for the air conditioner?
it is in the fuse box or it could be in the relay box
Where is the fuse box on a 1999 suzuki?
starterwont engage,could it be a fuse
Could Asperger's Syndrome be triggered by child having cerebral convulsions at 18 months?
No.
Why is my 2003 Hyundai accent wiper fuse blowing?
There could be a shortage in the wiring that goes to the fuse compartment that could be causing it to do that.
Where is the fuse box on a 1999 suzuki esteem?
starterwont engage,could it be a fuse
Chevy cavalier 1990 the turning signals dont work What can it be?
It COULD be a blown fuse. Check the fuse panel. It COULD by a blown flasher unit. If the fuse is OK, change the flasher.
What is the standard ampere rating for fuse?
Because too high a voltage could arc across the fuse or could cause fuse to fail in other ways not related to normal operation.
Your wipers and indicators and front lights do not work could it be the fuses and which one would it be?
It could well be a fuse that has blown. But which fuse, is dependant on your vehicle, each car has its own fuse and wiring system.
Why is it dangerous to replace a fuse with a wire that bypasses the fuse?
By doing that you defeat the purpose of a fuse. The fuse is there to protect the wiring from an overload or short which could cause the wires to overheat and catch on fire. By replacing the fuse with a wire or fuse that is too large all the protection is gone and your car could catch on fire at any moment.
How was the first aerial photography done?
Arthur Batut (1846-1918) attached a camera to a kite. When a lighted fuse burned to its end, the camera shutter was triggered and a photograph taken.
