Fuses and Circuit Breakers (Full Lecture)

In this lesson we'll review two common circuit protection devices, fuses and circuit breakers as applied to electrically controlled systems. We’ll discuss their intended purpose, means of operation, differences between them, and common ratings. (Full lecture)
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Thank you for this video ❤

[@samuelt8602]

How am I the first comment, this has 8.6k views and has been out for 5 years

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I have no idea. Great video anyways!

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its because fuses are not popular anymore

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People watching the video, instead of wasting time writing comments.

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