PTC Fuses - Collin’s Lab Notes

PTC fuses protect circuits from too much current & reset themselves after a little cooling off #adafruit #collinslabnotes
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[@MarcdeVinck]

These 'Lab Notes' videos are some of the best electronics content on TH-cam (And TikTok). Great work Collin!

[@abrbo9609]

Agree

[@beawareofthegreatjjs]

I'm a new electrical engineering and I've watched every one of your video and learned a lot from it, thank you 🙏

[@bobcharlie2337]

PTC fuses makes my computer world work!!

[@sagar73594]

Good work Colin. I will enjoy every video of yours.

[@MrSpacelyy]

I had this video on loop and forgot it. Now I can dream it

[@NesbyBone]

J''adore these Collin's videos. Merci beaucoup!

[@clydealcott3379]

All my life I thought those are ceramic capacitors..lol
Thank I learn something new today

[@nakulagham2058]

Me too ! 😅

[@abrbo9609]

Thanks my man

[@wcgems]

This could fix an issue we have I just need to figure our at what current draw become too high for my device so I know WHICH one to use to keep the devices safe(r) from damage.

[@SoloRenegade]

didn't even know these were a thing.

[@NoProbablyNot]

Cool

[@imignap]

Dont forget the brownout interrupt