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SCHURTER releases UHP high-current SMD fuse for humanoids
- SCHURTER has released a UHP high-current SMD fuse designed specifically for humanoid robots to address the need for high-performance components in compact formats.
- The UHP fuse aims to protect battery systems and power electronics in humanoid robots, offering reliability in demanding and space-constrained environments.
- It features a rated current up to 100A, breaking capacity of 2000A @ 80VDC or 3000A @ 63VDC, safe tripping in 15s at twice the rated current, and an operating temperature range of -55°C to +125°C.
- The UHP fuse is tailored for robotic platforms with high-density power architectures, ensuring safety and reliability for complex motion control and energy systems.
- Humanoid robots are increasingly using off-the-shelf components like the UHP fuse to meet the escalating demand for commercial deployments.
- Companies such as Hyundai Motor Group, GXO, Schaeffler AG, and Figure AI are deploying humanoid robots for various applications, highlighting the need for scalable manufacturing processes.
- Developers are exploring the scalability of humanoid manufacturing as demand grows, with component providers offering specialized solutions like the UHP fuse to facilitate mass production.
- The UHP fuse is UL-listed, RoHS-compliant, optimized for automated assembly, and available in tape-and-reel packaging through franchised distributors.
- The UHP fuse serves as a critical component for high-efficiency battery packs, DC/DC converters, and motor controllers, supporting the safe and long-term operation of humanoid robots in diverse environments.
- The evolving landscape of humanoid robotics industry emphasizes the importance of reliable components like the UHP fuse to ensure the functionality and performance of advanced robotic systems.
- Off-the-shelf components like the UHP fuse from SCHURTER are enabling manufacturers to streamline production processes and meet the demands of a growing market for humanoid robots.
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