Electromagnetic relays (EMR) have been in use for over 150 years since the initial use of telephone relays. Along with the development of the electronics industry, especially the breakthrough of optical coupling technology in the early 1970s, solid-state relays (SSRs, also known as electronic relays... read more
According to the principle of action 1. A relay that produces a predetermined response by the relative motion of mechanical components under the action of current in the input circuit. It includes DC electromagnetic relay, AC electromagnetic relay, magnetic holding relay, polarization relay, reed re... read more
1. According to the purpose classification, it can be divided into two types: functional type and control type relay. Flash relays such as wiper relays are functional relays, and ordinary relays that simply turn the circuit on and off are controlled relays. 2. According to the contact status, it is ... read more
Optocouplers are also known as opto-isolators or optocouplers, referred to as optocouplers. It is a device that transmits electrical signals by means of light. Generally, an illuminator (infrared light emitting diode (LED)) and a light receiver (photosensitive semiconductor tube) are packaged in the... read more
Automotive relays are generally electromagnetic or solid. The electromagnetic relay says that the coil is energized to generate a magnetic field that attracts the electric shock and fits the static contact to turn on the circuit. The current mostly used in the solid state generates electrons through... read more
