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MB30-CS Datasheet(HTML) 3 Page - Mitsubishi Electric Semiconductor |
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3 / 105 page ![]() 2 1. INTRODUCTION Mitsubishi Advancing Technology Mitsubishi, the leading manufacturer of circuit break- ers, has been providing customers with a wide range of highly reliable and safe moulded case circuit break- ers (MCCB) and earth-leakage circuit breakers (ELCB), corresponding to the needs of the age. Since production began in 1933 many millions of Mitsubishi ACBs, MCCBs and MCBs have been sold throughout many countries. In 1985 a new design concept for controlling arc en- ergies within MCCBs – vapour jet control (VJC) – was introduced and significantly improved performance. It is provided the technological advance for a new ‘su- per series’ range of MCCBs and is used in all present ratings from 3 to 1600 amps. In 1995 Mitsubishi offers the new PSS (Progressive Super Series) breakers having ratings from 3 to 250 amps that concentrate the most advanced technolo- gies into a compact body. Their four major features are: • New circuit-breaking technology ISTAC for a higher current-limiting performance, upgrading the circuit- breaking capability. • Electronic circuit breakers with the Digital ETR pro- tecting the circuit accurately. • One-frame, one-size design allowing efficient panel design. • Cassette-type internal accessories that allow instal- lation by the user. Progressive Super Series, an integration of technol- ogy and know-how from this comprehensive electronic product manufacturer, will create its own fields of ap- plication with its excellent performance. A Brief Chronology 1933 Moulded case circuit breaker production begins. 1952 Miniature circuit breaker production be- gins. 1968 Manufacture commences of short-time- delayed breakers. 1969 Production and sale of first residual cur- rent circuit breakers. 1970 170kA breaking level ‘permanent power fuse’ integrated MCCBs is introduced. 1973 Introduction of first short-time delay and current-limiting selectable breakers go on sale. 1974 First MELNIC solid-state electronic trip unit MCCBs are introduced. 1975 ELCBs with solid-state integrated circuit sensing devices are introduced. 1977-1979 Four new ranges of MCCBs are intro- duced – economy, standard, current lim- iting, ultra current limiting and motor rated designs – a comprehensive coverage of most application requirements. 1982 Compact ACBs with solid-state trip de- vices and internally mounted accessories introduced. 1985-1989 Super series MCCBs with VJC and ETR are developed and launched – awarded the prestigious Japanese MInister of Con- struction Prize. 1990 New 200kA level U-series MCCBs super current limiting breakers are introduced. 1991 Super-NV ELCBs and Super-AE ACBs are introduced. 1995 Progressive Super Series 30~250 amps are introduced. 1997 Progressive Super Series 400~800 amps are introduced. |
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