On Thu, 27 Oct 2011 00:30:21 +0100, Chris McSweeny wrote:
:: The boring answer is not working.

I'm not so sure, I suppose it depends in what part of the quantum world or=
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glass mid way between opposing ends you take.

If the fuse is intact, it isn't doing anything, as it's purpose is to blow,=
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but then is it only during the act of blowing that it can be considered=20
working and after that it performs one out of the 3 states as not working?

Perhaps it is in a state of not working, working, not working?

What state should it be considered in when the fuse goes high, but doesn't=
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blow, but is high enough to prevent the circuit working? (Thinking of some=
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fibre optic interfaces and backlight inverters that love to make their=20
fuses read a stately 30 ohms on occasions).

Colin
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