Alloy type temperature fuse and material for temperature fuse use
A technology of temperature fuses and fuses, applied in electrical components, heating/cooling contact switches, circuits, etc., can solve problems such as difficult heat-resistant cycle characteristics
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[0101] The alloy composition of the fuse element is made to be In25%, Sn20%, and the balance is Bi. The wire drawing workability of the drawn fuse element was ◯.
[0102] The DSC measurement results of the fuse element are shown in Fig. 10. The liquidus temperature is about 84°C, the solidus temperature is about 80°C, and the maximum absorption peak temperature is about 81°C. The DSC measurement results, because the alloy composition is close to the above-mentioned 79°C Bi-In-Sn system ternary eutectic point Bi57.5%-In25.2%-Sn17.3%, it belongs to Figure 14 In the graph of (B), there is no solid phase transformation region on the side of the temperature lower than the solidus temperature.
[0103] The temperature of the fuse element when the thermal fuse operates is 82±1°C. Therefore, it can be seen that the temperature of the fuse element at the time of operation of the thermal fuse is approximately the same as the maximum endothermic peak temperature of approximately 82°C....
Embodiment 2
[0106] The alloy composition of the fuse element is 30% In, 15% Sn, and the balance is Bi.
[0107] The wire drawing workability of the drawn fuse element was ○.
[0108] As shown in 11, the DSC measurement results of the fuse element show that the liquidus temperature is about 86°C, the solidus temperature is about 81°C, and the maximum absorption peak temperature is about 82°C. The DSC measurement results, because the alloy composition is close to the above-mentioned 79 ℃ Bi-In-Sn system ternary eutectic point Bi54.0%-In29.7%-Sn16.3%, it belongs to Figure 14 In the graph of (B), there is no solid phase transformation region on the side of the temperature lower than the solidus temperature.
[0109] The temperature of the fuse element when the thermal fuse operates is 82±1°C. Therefore, it can be seen that the temperature of the fuse element at the time of operation of the thermal fuse is approximately the same as the maximum endothermic peak temperature of approximately 8...
Embodiment 3~7
[0112] With respect to Example 1, except that the alloy composition was changed to that shown in Table 1, the rest was the same as that of Example 1.
[0113] In any of the examples, good wire drawability was exhibited.
[0114] The solidus temperature and liquidus temperature of these embodiments are as shown in Table 1. The temperature of the fuse element when the thermal fuse operates, as shown in Table 1, fluctuates up and down within ±3°C and is in the solid-liquid coexistence area.
[0115] The fusion patterns of the fuse elements of these embodiments are of the Figure 14 In the graph (A), although the solid-liquid coexistence region is wide, the endothermic peak is single and steep, and as a result, the fluctuation of the operating temperature can be suppressed to within ±3°C.
[0116] The load aging test is qualified. This is presumably because the amount of In was as small as 15 to 30%, and the reaction between In and the co-solvent was suppressed as in Example 1,...
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