What is a fuse wire? How they are helpful to the circuit.
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⭕️A Fuse is a safety device which prevents Excessive Current From Flowing Into The Circuit.
⭕️The Fuse Is Made Up Of Alloy which is a High Resistance Wire But with Low Melting Point So When Large Amount Of Current Flows Through It Gets Heated Up And Melts!!!!!!!!!!!!!
⭕️If there was no fuse in the circuit, serious damage could be caused to the wiring.
⭕️It could get so hot and it catches fire, which might start a fire in the building.
⭕️That is why they use circuit breakers.
⭕️allowing excess electric current to flow through its circuit causes the wire inside the fuse to melt and breaka the flow of current.
⭕️a breaker acts kind of similar to a fuse in that it opens a circuit when excessive current flows.
⭕️The Fuse Is Made Up Of Alloy which is a High Resistance Wire But with Low Melting Point So When Large Amount Of Current Flows Through It Gets Heated Up And Melts!!!!!!!!!!!!!
⭕️If there was no fuse in the circuit, serious damage could be caused to the wiring.
⭕️It could get so hot and it catches fire, which might start a fire in the building.
⭕️That is why they use circuit breakers.
⭕️allowing excess electric current to flow through its circuit causes the wire inside the fuse to melt and breaka the flow of current.
⭕️a breaker acts kind of similar to a fuse in that it opens a circuit when excessive current flows.
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⭕️A Fuse is a safety device which prevents Excessive Current From Flowing Into The Circuit.
⭕️The Fuse Is Made Up Of Alloy which is a High Resistance Wire But with Low Melting Point.
⭕️If there was no fuse in the circuit, serious damage could be caused to the wiring.
⭕️It could get so hot and it catches fire, which might start a fire in the building.
⭕️That is why they use circuit breakers.
⭕️allowing excess electric current to flow through its circuit causes the wire inside the fuse to melt and breaka the flow of current.
⭕️a breaker acts kind of similar to a fuse in that it opens a circuit when excessive current flows.
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