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- 100 – Low Thermal EMF Relays
- 101 – Direct Drive From CMOS
- 102 – Up to 20W Coaxial RF/High Speed Digital
- 103 – Low Capacitance – Wide Bandwidth
- 104 – HV 1kV Switching, 3kV Stand-Off
- 105 – 20W (Dry) & 50W (Mercury)
- 106 – 0.2” x 0.8” Standard Size up to 20W
- 107 – Mu-metal Standard Size up to 20W
- 108 – 0.15” x 0.8” Mu-Metal Screened Relay
- 109 – 0.15” x 0.6” – Up to 20W + RF
- 110 – 0.15” x 0.4” – Up to 20W
- Single-in-Line (SIL/SIP) Relays Series 111 – 131
- 111 – 0.15” x 0.4” 5W + 1.5GHz RF
- 112 – 0.15” x 0.4” 10W High Density
- 113 – 0.15” x 0.5” 3W (Form C),
10W (Form A) - 114 – 40W High Power SIP
- 115 – Up to 1 Amp, 20W High Density
- 116 – 0.5A, 10W Very High Density
- 117 – 0.5W, 5W Very High Density
- 118 – High Coil Resistance – Small Size
- 119 – Up to 3KV Stand-off – Mini High Voltage
- 131 – 10W 1.5kV Stand-off PCB Smallest HV SIP
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If used correctly, a reed relay is a superbly reliable device. The switch contacts are hermetically sealed, so do not suffer from oxidization or contamination in the same way as an open electromechanical relay. Although in reality, relays are often considered slightly mundane and little thought is given to them which sometimes leaves them vulnerable.
This concise technical reed relay guide will help you to maximise the reliability of your design.
Contents include:
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SoftCenter Construction
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Former-less Coils
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Magnetic Interaction
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Temperature Effects
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Contact Abuse
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‘Hot’ Versus ‘Cold' Switching
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