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A Layman's Guide to Coil Suppression
Why it is common practice to put a diode in parallel with a relay coil and importantly, the effect this has on the relay’s performance. Are there suitable alternatives? A two page guide designed to help would be users to be aware and to avoid potential pitfalls which could be costly and time wasting if unarmed with correct information.
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Contact Resistance Versus Contact Pressure
The relationship between contact resistance & contact pressure explored. This paper seeks to simplify the wealth of information available (mostly highly detailed equations) from learned papers & publications & discusses relevance to the everyday application of electro mechanical relays. The basis is that as contact pressure increases, contact resistance decreases.
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Keep Your Cool at the Wheel
Don't forget our excellent performance DG85D 100A/12VDC Automotive Relay industry standard mini ISO, ideal for DC motor control air conditioning! It provides high continuous DC current capacity – at 50K operations the switching capability of the DG85D is 100A/12VDC at 85°C.
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Durakool unveils first-of-kind relay solution for electric vehicle and industrial applications
Durakool today announced three groundbreaking products at the Detroit Battery Show. The new products are designed to meet the progressing needs of the automotive and industrial sectors and underscore Durakool's commitment to providing cutting-edge solutions for the rapidly growing electric vehicle (EV) market and high-power industrial applications.
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Blowout Magnets - What They Are & Why Use Them?
The one big problem facing anyone switching a high current DC load is how to turn off the arc which is generated when the switching contacts open. By comparison, switching AC is easy, the arc is self-extinguishing every time the waveform crosses zero which happens several times, depending on the AC frequency, whilst the contacts open and move apart.
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