NASA NTRS · 20050201660
Solid-Body Fuse Developed for High- Voltage Space Power Missions
Abstract
AEM Incorporated has completed the development, under a NASA Glenn Research Center contract, of a solid-body fuse for high-voltage power systems of satellites and spacecraft systems. High-reliability fuses presently defined by MIL-PRF-23419 do not meet the increased voltage and amperage requirements for the next generation of spacecraft. Solid-body fuses exhibit electrical and mechanical attributes that enable these fuses to perform reliably in the vacuum and high-vibration and -shock environments typically present in spacecraft applications. The construction and screening techniques for solid-body fuses described by MIL-PRF-23419/12 offer an excellent roadmap for the development of high-voltage solid-body fuses.
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Dolce, James L., Baez, Anastacio N.. 2001-03-01. Solid-Body Fuse Developed for High- Voltage Space Power Missions. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20050201660
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