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Reed Relays

Reed Relays are a type of electrical switch utilizes a switch design based on an enclosed reed switch and a permanent magnet. Reed Relays are made up of two components: a reed switch and a permanent magnet. The reed switch, which contains two metal contacts encased in a non-conductive glass tube, is mounted to a circuit board, and is thus electrically connected to the circuit board on which it is installed. The permanent magnet is then mounted in close proximity to the reed switch and when brought into the vicinity of the reed switch, it causes the reed switch to close, completing the circuit, and allowing the flow of electricity through the switch.

7104-12-1011 Reed Relays are a specific type of reed relay made by Omron Corporation which are widely used in a variety of applications due to their reliability, durability, and low cost. The 7104-12-1011 Reed Relay\'s hallmark feature is its low current draw, which allows them to be used in a variety of low-power applications including car locks, medical equipment, security systems, and other consumer applications. Additionally, the 7104-12-1011 Reed Relay is durable enough to withstand up to five million operations over its lifespan as well as temperatures of up to 85°C.

The 7104-12-1011 Reed Relays can be used in a variety of applications, including automotive, aerospace, industrial, and consumer products. In automotive applications, the 7104-12-1011 Reed Relay can be used to control car doors, license plate lights, and alarm systems, while in industrial applications, the relay can be used to control pumps, motors, and other equipment. In consumer applications, the 7104-12-1011 Reed Relay can be used to control a variety of devices ranging from TVs and other home appliances to lights and other consumer products.

The working principle of the 7104-12-1011 Reed Relay is fairly straightforward. When a voltage is applied to the coil of the reed switch, it creates a magnetic field which is attracted to the permanent magnet mounted in close proximity to the switch. This attracts the reed switch contacts, thereby creating a complete circuit and allowing current to flow through it. When the voltage is removed, the reed switch contacts will move back to their original positions, breaking the circuit and cutting off the power to the device.

Overall, the 7104-12-1011 Reed Relay is a dependable, durable, and cost-effective solution for a variety of applications, ranging from automotive and aerospace to industrial and consumer products. Its low current draw, durable design, and wide range of applications make it a favorite choice for engineers and manufacturers alike.

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