Electromagnetic Relay Introduction
This 8-pin relay features DPDT wiring which you can see clearly through the transparent outer shell. Coil voltage is optional among 12/24/110/220V. Contacts are made from silver alloy for precision operation. It's widely used in auto-control system.
Functions & Operation of HH52PL Electromagnetic Relay
The working principle of electromagnetic relay is to use electromagnetic force to drive the opening and closing of contacts. When energized, the coil produces a magnetic field whose strength increases as the current increases. This magnetic field attracts the iron core, causing it to move, thus pushing the contacts to close. When the power is cut off, the magnetic field disappears and the iron core returns to its original position under the action of the spring force, causing the contacts to open. By controlling the on and off of the current, the contacts can be controlled, thereby controlling the circuit. We used 4 light bulbs (220V), a power supply, a push button switch and relay to show you how it works in a more intuitive way.
How to Use AC Contactor with a Relay at Safe Voltage?
Contactors are widely used in industrial equipment. It is a common application to control 110V/120V/220V/240V AC contactors with 12V/24V/36V DC relays. Users can use this method to control unsafe voltages. This video will show you how to use AC contactor with a relay at safe voltage.
Relay Holding Circuit and PLC Holding Program
Automatic holding circuit is commonly used in various electrical cabinets and is a simple logic circuit. Of course, this simple logic circuit can be built into a large number of PLCs, and it is the basis of PLC logic instructions.
Essential Electronic Components in Electrical Systems
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