JPH06290699A - Fuse - Google Patents

Fuse

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JPH06290699A
JPH06290699A JP5074491A JP7449193A JPH06290699A JP H06290699 A JPH06290699 A JP H06290699A JP 5074491 A JP5074491 A JP 5074491A JP 7449193 A JP7449193 A JP 7449193A JP H06290699 A JPH06290699 A JP H06290699A
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Hiroki Kondo
弘紀 近藤
Mitsuhiko Totsuka
光彦 戸塚
Toshiharu Kudo
俊晴 工藤
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Abstract

PURPOSE:To melt a fuse in a short period even at the low overcurrent region and by positively breaking a circuit to increase durability to rush current by juxaposing different fusible metal conductors between a pair of electrical connection parts. CONSTITUTION:AS fuse (A) is made by applying press working to a sheet of fusible metal and is unitedly formed in a shape juxtaposing fusible metal conductors 2, 2' having different width between terminal. metal fittings 1, 1 composing a pair of electrical connection parts. Melting point metal chips 3, 3' are mounted on the nearly central parts of the conductors 2, 2', respectively. The chips 3, 3' are held by enfolding calking pieces 2a, 2a' formed at both the edge parts of the conductors 2, 2' for calking. The width ratio of the conductors, 2 to 2' is 4:1. Their resistance values are 1.25omega and 5OMEGA.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】Detailed Description of the Invention

【0001】[0001]

【産業上の利用分野】本発明は、電気回路の保護に用い
られるヒューズ、とくにヒューズの両端に端子金具を設
けたカートリッジタイプのヒューズに関する。
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a fuse used for protecting an electric circuit, and more particularly to a cartridge type fuse having terminal fittings at both ends of the fuse.

【0002】[0002]

【従来の技術】通常、カートリッジタイプのヒューズ
は、図6および図7に示すように、銅あるいはこれに錫
メッキをした比較的高融点の金属からなる可溶金属導体
aの中央部に、錫等の低融点金属チップbを保持させ、
可溶金属導体aの両端を端子金具cに接続して電気回路
に装着するようにしたものである。
2. Description of the Related Art Usually, as shown in FIGS. 6 and 7, a cartridge type fuse has a tin-containing fuse at the center of a fusible metal conductor a made of copper or a tin-plated metal having a relatively high melting point. Holding a low melting point metal chip b such as
Both ends of the fusible metal conductor a are connected to terminal fittings c so as to be attached to an electric circuit.

【0003】何らかの原因で可溶金属導体aに許容範囲
を越える過電流が流れた際、発熱により低融点金属bが
溶融し、可溶金属導体aへ拡散することによって合金が
生じ、抵抗値が高くなると共に融点が低下し、そこが溶
融切断する構造となっている(実開昭59−66844
号公報)。
When an overcurrent exceeding the allowable range flows through the fusible metal conductor a for some reason, the low melting point metal b melts due to heat generation and diffuses into the fusible metal conductor a to form an alloy, resulting in a resistance value. As the temperature rises, the melting point decreases, and the structure melts and cuts.
Issue).

【0004】上記のようなカートリッジタイプのヒュー
ズは、低融点金属チップbの可溶金属導体aへの拡散現
象を利用しているため、定格電流の110%〜150%
程度の比較的低い過電流領域(以下低過電流領域とい
う)においては、発熱量が少なく拡散の進行が遅いので
溶断が起らないか、あるいは溶断に長い時間がかかり、
保護回路の遮断が不確実となる恐れがある。一方、低過
電流領域において溶断し易くすると、瞬間的な大電流す
なわちラッシュ電流に対する耐久性がなくなり、実用的
な回路に使用できなくなる問題点がある。
Since the cartridge type fuse as described above utilizes the diffusion phenomenon of the low melting point metal chip b into the fusible metal conductor a, it is 110% to 150% of the rated current.
In a relatively low overcurrent region (hereinafter referred to as a low overcurrent region), the amount of heat generated is small and the progress of diffusion is slow, so melting does not occur or it takes a long time to melt.
There is a risk that the protection circuit will be cut off uncertainly. On the other hand, if it is easy to melt in the low overcurrent region, there is a problem that durability against a momentary large current, that is, a rush current is lost, and it cannot be used in a practical circuit.

【0005】[0005]

【発明が解決しようとする課題】本発明は、上記の問題
点に着目してなされたもので、低過電流領域において
も、短時間で溶断して確実に回路を遮断でき、ラッシュ
電流に対する耐久性の優れた信頼性の極めて高いカート
リッジタイプのヒューズを提供することを課題とする。
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention has been made in view of the above-mentioned problems. Even in a low overcurrent region, the circuit can be melted in a short time and the circuit can be reliably cut off, and the durability against rush current can be improved. An object of the present invention is to provide a cartridge type fuse having excellent reliability and extremely high reliability.

【0006】[0006]

【課題を解決するための手段】前記の課題を達成するた
め、本発明は、一対の電気接続部間に、可溶金属導体お
よび溶断部に低融点金属チップを保持させた可溶金属導
体とを並設してなることを特徴とする。
In order to achieve the above object, the present invention provides a fusible metal conductor between a pair of electrical connection parts and a fusible metal conductor having a low melting point metal chip held at the fusing part. Is arranged in parallel.

【0007】また、請求項2に記載したように、一対の
電気接続部間に複数本の可溶金属導体を並設し、該可溶
金属導体の溶断部に融点の異なる低融点金属チップをそ
れぞれ保持させてなることを特徴とする
Further, as described in claim 2, a plurality of fusible metal conductors are arranged in parallel between a pair of electric connection parts, and a low melting point metal chip having a different melting point is provided at the fusing part of the fusible metal conductors. Characterized by holding each

【0008】さらに、請求項3に記載したように、一対
の電気接続部間に幅の異なる複数本の可溶金属導体を並
設し、該可溶金属導体の溶断部にそれぞれ低融点金属チ
ップを保持させてなることを特徴とする
Further, as described in claim 3, a plurality of fusible metal conductors having different widths are arranged in parallel between a pair of electric connection parts, and the melting point of the fusible metal conductors respectively has a low melting point metal chip. It is characterized by holding

【0009】本発明において用いる可溶金属は、比較的
融点の高い金属であり、銅、錫メッ銅、銅合金、アルミ
ニウム、アルミニウム合金等であるが、錫メッキ銅が好
ましい。低融点金属としては、錫、ビスマス、錫−鉛合
金(半田)、アルミニウム、錫−銅合金等を用いること
ができる。
The fusible metal used in the present invention is a metal having a relatively high melting point, such as copper, tin metal copper, copper alloy, aluminum and aluminum alloy, and tin-plated copper is preferable. As the low melting point metal, tin, bismuth, tin-lead alloy (solder), aluminum, tin-copper alloy, or the like can be used.

【0010】[0010]

【作用】請求項1に記載したヒューズは、一対の電気接
続部間に、低融点金属チップを保した可溶金属導体と、
低融点金属チップを保持しない可溶金属導体とを並設し
ているため、これらの可溶金属導体に過電流が流れた場
合、低融点金属チップを保持させた可溶金属導体の低融
点金属チップの拡散が進行して抵抗値が大きくなると、
低融点金属チップのない可溶金属導体に電流が流れ込
み、溶断し難くなるので、回路のラッシュ電流に対する
耐久性が向上する。
A fuse according to claim 1 is characterized in that: a fusible metal conductor having a low melting point metal chip held between a pair of electric connecting portions;
Since the fusible metal conductors that do not hold the low-melting metal chips are juxtaposed, when an overcurrent flows through these fusible metal conductors, the low-melting metal conductors that hold the low-melting metal chips As the chip diffusion progresses and the resistance value increases,
The current flows into the fusible metal conductor without the low melting point metal chip, and it is difficult for the current to melt, so that the durability of the circuit against rush current is improved.

【0011】請求項2に記載したヒューズは、一対の電
気接続部間に並設した複数本の可溶金属導体に、それぞ
れ異なる融点の低融点金属チップを保持させているた
め、これらの可溶金属導体に過電流が流れた場合の低融
点金属チップの拡散速度が互いに異なり、溶断特性を適
宜変更することが可能となる。
In a fuse according to a second aspect of the present invention, a plurality of fusible metal conductors arranged in parallel between a pair of electrical connection parts hold low-melting metal chips having different melting points. When the overcurrent flows through the metal conductor, the diffusion rates of the low melting point metal chips are different from each other, and the fusing characteristics can be appropriately changed.

【0012】請求項3に記載したヒューズは、一対の電
気接続部間に、幅の異なる複数本の可溶金属導体を並列
に配設しているため、これらの可溶金属導体に過電流が
流れた場合、幅の狭い可溶金属導体の方が低融点金属の
拡散が速やかに進行するので先に溶断し、幅の狭い可溶
金属導体が溶断すると過電流は幅の広い可溶金属導体に
集中するため、幅の広い可溶金属導体も速やかに溶断が
生じる。したがって、低過電流領域においても、極めて
短時間で全ての可溶金属導体の溶断が生じ確実に回路を
遮断することができる。
In the fuse according to the third aspect, the plurality of fusible metal conductors having different widths are arranged in parallel between the pair of electric connection portions, so that the fusible metal conductors are subject to overcurrent. When it flows, the meltable metal conductor with a narrow width diffuses the low melting point metal more quickly, so it melts first, and when the meltable metal conductor with a narrower width melts, the overcurrent causes a wider meltable metal conductor. Since it concentrates on the wire, the meltable metal conductor having a wide width is quickly melted. Therefore, even in the low overcurrent region, all the fusible metal conductors are melted in a very short time, and the circuit can be surely cut off.

【0013】[0013]

【実施例】図1は、本発明の実施例を示すヒューズAの
斜視図である。ヒューズAは、可溶金属の薄板をプレス
加工によって、一対の電気接続部を構成する端子金具
1、1間に幅の異なる2本の可溶金属導体2、2′を並
設した形状に一体的に形成され、可溶金属導体2、2′
のほぼ中央部には、それぞれ低融点金属チップ3、3′
を載せ、可溶金属導体2、2′の両縁部に形成した加締
片2a、2a′を巻き込むように加締めることによって
低融点金属チップ3、3′を保持している。可溶金属導
体2と2′の幅の比は、図2に示すように、4:1と
し、その抵抗値は1.25Ωおよび5Ωである。
1 is a perspective view of a fuse A showing an embodiment of the present invention. The fuse A is formed by pressing a thin sheet of fusible metal into a shape in which two fusible metal conductors 2 and 2'having different widths are arranged side by side between the terminal fittings 1 and 1 forming a pair of electrical connection parts. Formed and fusible metal conductors 2, 2 '
The low melting point metal chips 3, 3'are provided in the substantially central portions of the
And the low melting point metal chips 3, 3'are held by swaging the swaging pieces 2a, 2a 'formed on both edges of the fusible metal conductors 2, 2'. The ratio of the widths of the fusible metal conductors 2 and 2'is 4: 1 as shown in FIG. 2, and the resistance values thereof are 1.25Ω and 5Ω.

【0014】一方、従来のヒューズPを比較例として用
いた。ヒューズPは、抵抗値1Ωの可溶金属導体1本
に、ヒューズAと同質同量の低融点金属チップを保持さ
せたものである。
On the other hand, the conventional fuse P was used as a comparative example. The fuse P is one in which a fusible metal conductor having a resistance value of 1Ω holds a low melting point metal chip of the same quality and quantity as the fuse A.

【0015】両者に100Aの電流を通じた場合、発熱
量=電流2 ×抵抗値の式から、初期(時間0分)の発熱
量を求めると、従来のヒューズPは、 1002 ×1=10000 本発明のヒューズAは、 1002 ×1÷〔(1/1.25)+(1/5)〕=1
0000 となり、両者等しくなっている。
When a current of 100 A is applied to both of them, the amount of heat generated at the initial stage (time 0 minutes) is calculated from the equation of amount of heat = current 2 × resistance value, and the conventional fuse P has 100 2 × 1 = 10000 fuses. The fuse A of the invention is 100 2 × 1 ÷ [(1 / 1.25) + (1/5)] = 1
It becomes 0000, and both are equal.

【0016】通電後、t分経過すると、各可溶金属導体
の発熱により低融点金属チップの拡散が生じるが、この
とき、幅が狭く抵抗値の高い可溶金属導体の方が低融点
金属チップの拡散が速やかに進行し、抵抗値が次のよう
な値となった。 可溶金属導体2の抵抗値: 1.43Ω 可溶金属導体2′の抵抗値: 10Ω ヒューズPの可溶金属導体の抵抗値: 1.1Ω 上記のように、初期において全体の固有抵抗は同一であ
っても、2本の並列回路とした場合は、拡散による抵抗
増加は大きくなり、直列一本の場合よりも全体の抵抗値
を大きくすることが可能となる。
When t minutes have passed after energization, the low melting point metal chip diffuses due to heat generation of each fusible metal conductor. At this time, the fusible metal conductor having a narrow width and a high resistance value has a lower melting point metal chip. Diffusion rapidly proceeded, and the resistance value became the following value. Resistance value of fusible metal conductor 2: 1.43Ω Resistance value of fusible metal conductor 2 ′: 10Ω Resistance value of fusible metal conductor of fuse P: 1.1Ω As described above, the initial specific resistance is the same. However, when two parallel circuits are used, the increase in resistance due to diffusion is large, and the overall resistance value can be made larger than in the case of one series circuit.

【0017】このときの発熱量を算出すると、従来のヒ
ューズPは、 1002 ×1.1=11000 本発明のヒューズAは、 1002 ×1÷〔(1/1.43)+(1/10)〕=
12500 となって、ヒューズAの方が発熱量が増加し融点に到達
する時間が短縮され溶断し易くなる。
When the heat generation amount at this time is calculated, the conventional fuse P is 100 2 × 1.1 = 11000, and the fuse A of the present invention is 100 2 × 1 ÷ [(1 / 1.43) + (1 / 10)] =
At 12,500, the heat generation amount of the fuse A increases, the time required to reach the melting point is shortened, and the fuse A is more easily blown.

【0018】図3は、電流値と溶断に到達する時間の関
係を表した溶断特性曲線であり、従来のヒューズPに比
較して本発明のヒューズAは速やかに溶断が生じること
を示している。上記の実施例においては、幅の異なる2
本の可溶金属導体を並設した場合を説明したが、可溶金
属導体は2本に限らず、3本以上設けて順次溶断が生じ
るようにしてもよい。また、端子金具と可溶金属導体を
一体的に形成せずに、別に作成した端子金具に幅の異な
る可溶金属導体を接続してもよい。
FIG. 3 is a fusing characteristic curve showing the relationship between the current value and the time to reach the fusing, and shows that the fuse A of the present invention is blown more quickly than the conventional fuse P. . In the above embodiment, two different widths are used.
Although the case where two fusible metal conductors are arranged in parallel has been described, the number of fusible metal conductors is not limited to two, and three or more fusible metal conductors may be provided so that fusing may occur sequentially. Further, instead of integrally forming the terminal metal fitting and the fusible metal conductor, the fusible metal conductors having different widths may be connected to the separately prepared terminal metal fitting.

【0019】図4および図5は本発明の他の実施例を示
すヒューズBおよびCの平面図である。図4に示すヒュ
ーズBは、一対の電気接続部を構成する端子金具1、
1′間に2本の可溶金属導体4、4′が並設され、一方
の可溶金属導体4には低融点金属チップ5が可溶金属導
体4の両縁部に形成した加締片4aを加締めることによ
って保持されている。他方の可溶金属導体4′は、低融
点金属チップを保持していない。
FIGS. 4 and 5 are plan views of fuses B and C showing another embodiment of the present invention. The fuse B shown in FIG. 4 is a terminal fitting 1 that constitutes a pair of electrical connection parts,
Two fusible metal conductors 4 and 4'are juxtaposed between 1 ', and a low melting point metal tip 5 is formed on one of the fusible metal conductors 4 at both edges of the fusible metal conductor 4. It is held by crimping 4a. The other soluble metal conductor 4'does not hold the low melting point metal tip.

【0020】ヒューズBに過電流が流れた場合、可溶金
属導体4に低融点金属チップ5の拡散が生じてその抵抗
値が上昇すると、他方の可溶金属導体4′に多くの電流
が流れ込み溶断し難くなる。そのため、ヒューズBは、
図3に示す溶断特性曲線から明らかなように、ラッシュ
電流に対する耐久性が高い特性を示す。
When an overcurrent flows through the fuse B, when the low melting point metal chip 5 diffuses in the fusible metal conductor 4 and its resistance value increases, a large amount of current flows into the other fusible metal conductor 4 '. It becomes difficult to melt down. Therefore, the fuse B is
As is clear from the fusing characteristic curve shown in FIG. 3, it exhibits high durability against rush current.

【0021】図5に示すヒューズCは、一対の電気接続
部を構成する端子金具1、1′間に2本の可溶金属導体
6、6′が並設され、可溶金属導体6、6′のほぼ中央
部には、それぞれ融点の異なる低融点金属チップ7、8
を載せ、可溶金属導体6、6′の両縁部に形成した加締
片6a、6a′を巻き込むように加締めることによって
低融点金属チップ7、8を保持している。
In the fuse C shown in FIG. 5, two fusible metal conductors 6 and 6'are arranged in parallel between the terminal fittings 1 and 1'constituting a pair of electric connection parts, and the fusible metal conductors 6 and 6 are arranged. The metal chips 7, 8 with low melting points having different melting points
And the low melting point metal chips 7 and 8 are held by swaging the swaging pieces 6a and 6a 'formed on both edges of the fusible metal conductors 6 and 6'.

【0022】低融点金属チップ7として、錫(融点23
0℃)、低融点金属チップ8としてビスマス(融点27
0℃)を用いている。ヒューズCは、図3に溶断特性曲
線を示すように、低過電流領域の溶断時間も短く、ラッ
シュ電流に対する耐久性も優れている。
As the low melting point metal tip 7, tin (melting point 23
Bismuth (melting point 27
0 ° C) is used. As shown by the fusing characteristic curve in FIG. 3, the fuse C has a short fusing time in the low overcurrent region and is excellent in durability against rush current.

【0023】[0023]

【発明の効果】請求項1に記載したヒューズは、低融点
金属チップを保持した可溶金属導体と低融点金属チップ
を保持していない可溶金属導体とを並設しているため、
低融点金属チップの拡散が進行して抵抗値が大きくなる
と、低融点金属チップのない可溶金属導体に電流が流れ
込み、溶断し難くなるので、回路のラッシュ電流に対す
る耐久性が向上する。
According to the fuse of the first aspect, the fusible metal conductor holding the low melting point metal chip and the fusible metal conductor not holding the low melting point metal chip are arranged in parallel.
When the diffusion of the low-melting point metal chip progresses and the resistance value increases, a current flows into the fusible metal conductor without the low-melting point metal chip, and it is difficult to melt the conductor, so that the durability of the circuit against rush current is improved.

【0024】請求項2に記載したヒューズは、一対の電
気接続部間に並設した複数本の可溶金属導体に、それぞ
れ異なる融点の低融点金属チップを保持させているた
め、これらの可溶金属導体に過電流が流れた場合の低融
点金属チップの拡散速度が互いに異なり、溶断特性を適
宜変更することが可能となり、低過電流領域の溶断時間
およびラッシュ電流に対する耐久性も優れた特性が得ら
れる。
In the fuse according to the second aspect of the present invention, the plurality of fusible metal conductors arranged in parallel between the pair of electrical connection portions hold the low melting point metal chips having different melting points. When the overcurrent flows through the metal conductor, the diffusion rates of the low melting point metal chips are different from each other, and it is possible to change the fusing characteristics appropriately, and the characteristics that the fusing time in the low overcurrent region and the durability against rush current are also excellent. can get.

【0025】請求項3に記載したヒューズは、複数本の
可溶金属導体を並設しているため、幅の狭い可溶金属導
体が先に溶断し、続いて幅の広い可溶金属導体が溶断す
るので、低過電流領域においても短時間で溶断が生じ確
実に回路を遮断することができ、回路保護領域が広範囲
となるので適用分野が拡大すると共に信頼性が向上する
などの利点を有する。
In the fuse according to the third aspect of the present invention, since the plurality of fusible metal conductors are arranged in parallel, the narrow fusible metal conductor is blown first, and then the wide fusible metal conductor is melted. Since it blows out, it can be cut off reliably even in a low overcurrent region in a short time, and the circuit can be reliably cut off, and the circuit protection region becomes wide, which has the advantages of expanding the field of application and improving reliability. .

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief description of drawings]

【図1】本発明の実施例を示すヒューズの斜視図であ
る。
FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a fuse showing an embodiment of the present invention.

【図2】図1の可溶金属導体に低融点金属を保持させた
状態を示す平面図である。
FIG. 2 is a plan view showing a state in which a low melting point metal is held by the fusible metal conductor of FIG.

【図3】本発明の各実施例のヒューズおよび従来のヒュ
ーズの電流と溶断時間の関係を示すグラフである。
FIG. 3 is a graph showing the relationship between the current and the fusing time of the fuse of each example of the present invention and the conventional fuse.

【図4】本発明の別の実施例を示すヒューズの平面図で
ある。
FIG. 4 is a plan view of a fuse showing another embodiment of the present invention.

【図5】本発明の他の実施例を示すヒューズの平面図で
ある。
FIG. 5 is a plan view of a fuse showing another embodiment of the present invention.

【図6】従来のヒューズを示す斜視図である。FIG. 6 is a perspective view showing a conventional fuse.

【図7】図6のヒューズを端子金具に接続する状態を示
す説明図である。
FIG. 7 is an explanatory diagram showing a state in which the fuse of FIG. 6 is connected to a terminal fitting.

【符号の説明】[Explanation of symbols]

A、B、C ヒューズ 1、1′ 端子金具 2、2′ 可溶金属導体 3、3′ 低融点金属チップ 4、4′ 可溶金属導体 5 低融点金属チップ 6、6′ 可溶金属導体 7 低融点金属チップ 8 低融点金属チップ A, B, C Fuse 1, 1'Terminal metal fitting 2, 2'Fusable metal conductor 3, 3'Low melting point metal chip 4, 4'Fusable metal conductor 5 Low melting point metal chip 6, 6'Fusable metal conductor 7 Low melting point metal tip 8 Low melting point metal tip

Claims (3)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] 【請求項1】 一対の電気接続部間に、可溶金属導体お
よび溶断部に低融点金属チップを保持させた可溶金属導
体とを並設してなることを特徴とするヒューズ。
1. A fuse characterized in that a fusible metal conductor and a fusible metal conductor having a low melting point metal chip held in a fusing part are arranged in parallel between a pair of electrical connection parts.
【請求項2】 一対の電気接続部間に複数本の可溶金属
導体を並設し、該可溶金属導体の溶断部に融点の異なる
低融点金属チップをそれぞれ保持させてなることを特徴
とするヒューズ。
2. A plurality of fusible metal conductors are arranged in parallel between a pair of electrical connection parts, and low melting point metal chips having different melting points are respectively held in the fusing parts of the fusible metal conductors. Fuse.
【請求項3】 一対の電気接続部間に幅の異なる複数本
の可溶金属導体を並設し、該可溶金属導体の溶断部にそ
れぞれ低融点金属チップを保持させてなることを特徴と
するヒューズ。
3. A plurality of fusible metal conductors having different widths are arranged in parallel between a pair of electric connection parts, and low melting point metal chips are respectively held at the fusing parts of the fusible metal conductors. Fuse.
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JPH01241729A (en) * 1988-03-23 1989-09-26 Yazaki Corp Fuse
JPH0246619A (en) * 1988-06-29 1990-02-16 Molex Inc Electric connector of automobile fuse

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Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
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