Mini-Breaker Design Kits Prod Bulletin Datasheet by Bourns Inc.
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Bourns and Komatsulite Announce the Release of
Bourns and Komatsulite Announce the Release of
Five New Mini-Breaker Design Kits
Riverside, California - May 18, 2016 - Following Bourns’ acquisition of Komatsulite Mfg. Co., Ltd in
late 2014, Bourns is pleased to announce the release of five new Komatsulite™ Mini-Breaker (Thermal
Cut Off Device) design kits for the HC Series, LC Series, KCA Series, and NR Series Mini-Breaker
overtemperature and overcurrent protectors.
Headquartered in Osaka, Japan, Komatsulite is a leader in the field of safety devices for rechargeable
lithium-ion batteries. Komatsulite’s innovative mini-breaker devices enable long battery life, high
current draw and fast recharge, while providing an effective mechanism to protect against
overtemperature and overcurrent conditions.
Komatsulite’s family of mini-breakers complements Bourns’ broad offering of PTC resettable fuses
and TBU® High-Speed Protectors for overcurrent protection as well as our wide range of overvoltage
protectors such as TVS Diodes, TISP® Thyristors, Multilayer Varistors and Gas Discharge Tubes.
For further details on these exciting new design kits, please contact Customer Service/Inside Sales.
CIRCUIT PROTECTION
KLM1603
Design Kit Description Components Included Quantity
HC-LAB1 High Current HC72AY-1, HC77AY-1, HC82AY-1, HC85AY-1, HC90AY-1 5 each
LC-LAB1 Low Current LC72AY-1, LC77AY-1, LC82AY-1, LC85AY-1 5 each
KCA-LAB1 Small Body, High Current KCA72AB0, KCA77AB0, KCA82AB0, KCA85AB0 5 each
NR-LAB1 Small Size, High Current NR72AB0, NR77AB0, NR82AB0, NR85AB0 5 each
NR-LAB2 Small Size, Low Current NR72CB0, NR77CB0, NR82CB0, NR85CB0 5 each
Features
n Overtemperature and overcurrent protection for lithium
polymer and prismatic cells
n Controls abnormal, excessive current virtually
instantaneously
n Wide range of temperature options
n RoHS compliant*
Applications
Battery cell protection for:
n Notebook PCs
n Tablet PCs
n Smart phones
n Mobile phones
*RoHS Directive 2002/95/EC Jan. 27, 2003 including annex and RoHS Recast 2011/65/EU June 8, 2011.