The comparison between traditional relays and solid-state relays involves many types, so the following comparison between electromagnetic relays and corresponding solid-state relays illustrates their differences: 1. Structural difference: The electromagnetic relay works by using the suction force ge... read more
A universal relay is a relay that can be used universally in a certain field or in many fields. A relay is an electrical appliance that causes a predetermined step change in a controlled quantity in an electrical output circuit when a change in an input quantity (excitation quantity) reaches a presc... read more
Power regulator thyristor is an abbreviation of thyristor rectifier. It is a high-power semiconductor device with a four-layer structure with three PN junctions, also known as a thyristor. It is one of the more commonly used semiconductor devices due to its small size, relatively simple structure, a... read more
Solid-state relay (SOLIDSTATERELAYS, hereinafter abbreviated as "SSR") is a new type of non-contact switching device composed of solid-state electronic components. It uses the switching characteristics of electronic components (such as semiconductors such as switching triodes and triacs). , Can achi... read more
Because solid state relays have no mechanical contacts and other mechanical parts, their reliability is very high. The solid-state relay does not generate electric sparks and has no noise at the moment of on and off. Its switching speed is quite fast and the operating frequency is also quite high. T... read more
