7102-12-1010

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Reed relays are electric switches that use an electromagnet to control one or more reed switches. Originally developed by AT&T in the 1940s, reed relays are now used in a wide variety of industry products. The 7102-12-1010 model is a small, lightweight reed relay specifically designed for contact switching applications. It is a multi-pole, non-latching relay with a meander-loop contact system. The 7102-12-1010 is available with five, ten, or fifteen inputs, and is compatible with both DC and AC control signals.

Reed relays have many advantages over traditional mechanical relays. Unlike mechanical relays, reed relays consume significantly lower power and have longer life expectancy due to their compact physical design. The design of the 7102-12-1010 also reduces stray magnetic fields by directing the magnetic field components away from the contact area. This reduces the current arc, minimizing contact erosion over time.

The 7102-12-1010 works according to a simple electromechanical principle. When power is applied through a coil, its electromagnetic field is generated around the coil and the magnetic force extends to nearby contacts. The contacts then close, allowing current to flow through the relay, completing the circuit. When the power is removed, the contacts open, breaking the circuit and the relay is deactivated.

The 7102-12-1010 is well suited for a number of contact switching applications, from simple control switching like motor directional control to complex instrumentation control like data acquisition. It is also suitable for use in medical equipment, industrial automation, and instrumentation control systems. The 7102-12-1010 is available in several different package sizes, allowing for flexibility in design.

In summary, the 7102-12-1010 is a long-lasting, low power reed relay specifically designed for contact switching applications. Its meander-loop contact system reduces contact erosion, and its convenient package size allows for easy installation in a variety of applications. It is perfect for use in medical, industrial, and instrumentation control systems, making it a versatile and valuable choice for any contact switching system.

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