Efuse

An electronic fuse, or eFuse, is a microscopic fuse integrated into computer chips to manage power supply. Invented by IBM in 2004, eFuses help control the output voltage and prevent large inrush currents from overloading the power supply, which is crucial when multiple loads are supplied by a single source. This technology is particularly beneficial for electronic circuit designers who require flexibility and enhanced control in their designs.

Efuse was discovered on June 1st 2021 and it currently has a search volume of 12.1K with a growth of +148%.