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* https://www.eevblog.com/forum/projects/fuse-1500vac-4a-to-9a/ - Unusual High Amperage Fuse
 
* https://www.eevblog.com/forum/projects/fuse-1500vac-4a-to-9a/ - Unusual High Amperage Fuse
  
 
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==Tips & Techniques==
 
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===Metable Wire around a Resistor===
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A simple physical actuator mechanism by burning wire. The simplest way is to have as the following (from Amp Hour 679):
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Dan Esparon: Yep. That's pretty much it. Right. As far as I'm aware. At least that's what the test pods look like. Yeah. Very low tech.    Very reliable. I mean, our solar panels, you see a lot of the solar panels on CubeSats and antenna elements even. They're all, all the  hold down release mechanisms for them are all burn wire. So you wrap a little bit of meltable wire around a resistor. Yes. Get up the  resistor. I've done that.
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I'm not sure what wire is used, or if it's the same as fusible wire / fuse wire / fusible links, which are found in the automotive industry.
  
  
 
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Latest revision as of 14:37, 27 July 2026

Use the Fuse.

Links

Tips & Techniques

Metable Wire around a Resistor

A simple physical actuator mechanism by burning wire. The simplest way is to have as the following (from Amp Hour 679):

Dan Esparon: Yep. That's pretty much it. Right. As far as I'm aware. At least that's what the test pods look like. Yeah. Very low tech.    Very reliable. I mean, our solar panels, you see a lot of the solar panels on CubeSats and antenna elements even. They're all, all the  hold down release mechanisms for them are all burn wire. So you wrap a little bit of meltable wire around a resistor. Yes. Get up the  resistor. I've done that.

I'm not sure what wire is used, or if it's the same as fusible wire / fuse wire / fusible links, which are found in the automotive industry.