固态继电器和继电器有什么不同（What is the difference between a solid-state relay and a relay）.doc

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固态继电器和继电器有什么不同（What is the difference between a solid-state relay and a relay）.doc

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固态继电器和继电器有什么不同（What is the difference between a solid-state relay and a relay） Now that we use ordinary relay is using the principle of electromagnetic induction, through the power of the electromagnet to control the ac on, solid state relay, is actually composed of thyristor switch, so using a weak electrical signals to control the on-off of alternating current (ac). But I dont know how to use the road map A solid-state relay is a controlled silicon that operates without any noise. The relay is based on electromagnetic principle and mechanical action to connect or disconnect the current. Add comments In reading... Please log in and comment! cancel . U284yhl03 | 15:38:28 2009-06-28 There are 0 people who think thats a good answer to | and 0 people think thats not helpful A solid-state relay (SSR) is a component of an all-electronic circuit that relies on the electrical, magnetic and optical properties of semiconductor devices and electronic components to complete its isolation and relay switching. Compared with traditional electromagnetic relay (EMR), a solid-state relay is a kind of relay that has no mechanical or moving parts, but has the same function as the electromagnetic relay. Solid-state relays are divided into dc input - alternating current output, dc input - tributary output, ac input - ac output type, ac input - dc output type. According to its structure extension frame installation type (panel installation), circuit board installation type. The relay is the general term His meaning, inherit control, with a small power and current, and drive a device (motor or solenoid) to drive a load components (such as a switch or contact) to the contact piece to carry large current. For example, our switch requires only 12V 0.1 A control relay to allow the relay to help us connect and break millions of volts, and the current can reach A high voltage line of several thousand or even tens of thousands of ampere. No matter where, to let the controller or devices, using r