1393824-6

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The 1393824-6 relay socket is grouped under the category of relay sockets. As a passive electronic component, this relay socket acts as an interface between changing electrical signals from electronic equipment and the relay board. In general, a relay socket is designed as a form of connector for relays, which are electromechanical devices that pull power from some other source to enable control of a circuit triggered by an external low-power signal. Components like the 1393824-6 serve to provide sufficient contact point for physical connections between a coil of the relay and a control circuit board.

Based on the specific requirements, relay sockets can come in various forms with the 1393824-6 being one of them. The 1393824-6 can be easily identified by a two-piece snap-together construction, which is primarily made up of an injection molded base having two rows of five terminal points, and an injection molded cover having two T-shaped slots. The terminal points in this type of relay socket are designed and calibrated to trigger the appropriate contacts when assembling the relay onto the socket using fasteners.

In comparison with terminal strips, a relay socket is far more efficient in applications that use a large amount of relays. Some of the applications that usually deploy relay sockets include industrial automation as well as in the control of high voltage and high-frequency signals. These types of relays also have the ability to handle high-powered signals, making the 1393824-6 a suitable component in industrial projects that require a reliable automated switch.

To understand the working principle behind the 1393824-6 relay socket, let\'s take a closer look at the two primary components: the injection-molded base and the injection-molded cover. The base of the 1393824-6 relay socket is made up of terminal points which when triggered, activate a connection between the relay and the control circuit board. The cover on the other hand, serves as insulation and as a way to protect the relay from static electricity. The cover has two ‘T’ slots which are used to fasten the terminals to the relay.

When the terminals are connected to the relay, it sends a signal to the control circuit board, and this in turn triggers the relay to process the signal as desired. It is this interaction between the injection molded base and cover that makes the 1393824-6 relay socket an effective electronic component in many industries.

In summary, the 1393824-6 relay socket is an electronic component that is categorized under the category of relay sockets. It features a two-piece snap-together construction that is comprised of an injection-molded base with two rows of five terminal points, and an injection molded cover with two T-shaped slots. It is mainly used in industrial applications such as automation and the control of high voltage and high-frequency signals due to its ability to handle high-powered signals. The working principle involves the interaction between the base and cover where the terminal contacts activate a connection between the relay and the control circuit board when triggered.

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