SMD200F-2018-2 Tyco Electronics, SMD200F-2018-2 Datasheet - Page 2

• Manufacturer Part Number: SMD200F-2018-2
• Description: FUSE, PTC RESET, 6V, 2A, 2018
• Manufacturer: Tyco Electronics
• Series: MidSMDr

Specifications of SMD200F-2018-2

• Holding Current: 2A
• Tripping Current: 4.2A
• Initial Resistance Max: 0.1ohm
• Operating Voltage: 6VDC
• Ptc Fuse Case: 2018
• Initial Resistance Min: 0.048ohm
• Peak Reflow Compatible (260 C): Yes
• R Min/max: 0.048 ~ 0.100 Ohm
• Voltage - Max: 6V
• Time To Trip: 3s
• Current - Hold (ih) (max): 2A
• Current - Trip (it): 4.2A
• Current - Max: 40A
• Package / Case: 2018
• Lead Free Status / RoHS Status: Lead free / RoHS Compliant
• Other names: RF0326-000

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Selection Guide for Surface-mount Devices
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PolySwitch Surface-mount Resettable Devices
Step 1.
Fill in the following information about the circuit:
Maximum ambient operating temperature
Normal operating current
Maximum operating voltage
(i.e. miniSMDC014 is 60V
Maximum interrupt current
Step 2.
Look across the top of Table S2 to find the temperature that most
closely matches the circuit’s maximum operating temperature. Look
down that column to find the value equal to or greater than the circuit’s
normal operating current. Now look to the far left of that row to find the
part number for the PolySwitch surface-mount device that will best
accommodate the circuit. Devices in this section are grouped by device
dimensions, so your operating-current requirement may be found in
more then one grouping.
The thermal derating curves located in Figure S1 are the normalized
representations of the data in Table S2.
Step 3.
Look down the first column of Table S3 to find the part number you
selected in Step 2. Look to the right in that row to find the device’s
maximum operating voltage (V
(I
maximum operating voltage and maximum interrupt current.
MAX
). Ensure that V
Determine the circuit’s operating parameters.
Select the PolySwitch device that will accommodate the
circuit’s maximum ambient temperature and normal
operating current.
Compare the selected device’s maximum electrical rat-
ings with the circuit’s maximum operating voltage and
interrupt current.
MAX
and I
DC
MAX
max.)
are greater than or equal to the circuit’s
MAX
) and maximum interrupt current
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