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Fuse Rating for Automotive Application
I have a regulated DC Adapter with the following specs:
input: 12V DC (from cigarette lighter socket) output select: (3, 4.5, 6, 7.5, 9, 12)V DC, 0-300mA Is a "1A, 125V" fuse safe enough to use (for the sake of protecting the car battery and the electronics connected to the adapter)? What is a "typical" fuse in such an environment for use with portable electronic gadgets? Any hard data for typical ranges for current and voltage spikes during car ignition? Thanks Al-U |
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