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Reed relays are electrical components with an operating principle built around an electromagnetic coil that controls the actions of an internal switch which may be single pole, double pole, or triple pole. The 9081-12-00 is a commonly used type of reed relay in numerous applications, and in the business world they are found in high speed data circuits such as those in telephone switching systems and circuit switching networks. This article looks at the 9081-12-00 reed relays in terms of its application field and its working principle.

The application field of the 9081-12-00 reed relay includes industrial control, power electronic equipment, telecommunications, automation, aerospace, consumer electronics, and so on. With its high-speed switching, the 9081-12-00 reed relay is also widely used in computers, safety systems, test and measurement equipment, and such. It is easy to use, reliable, and cost effective.

The primary working principle behind the 9081-12-00 reed relay is an electromagnet. When electricity is passed through the electromagnet, it creates a magnetic field. This magnetic field causes the reed switch to close, connecting an electrical circuit inside the reed relay. When the current is switched off, the magnetic field is also gone, and the switch will open, breaking the circuit. This makes the 9081-12-00 reed relay a passing switch, meaning it needs to be triggered to open and close.

In general, the 9081-12-00 reed relay is an electrical component that works by controlling the opening and closing of an internal switch. It is highly reliable, fast responding, and easy to use, making them suitable for a wide range of applications and scenarios. They are especially useful in high speed data transmission, such as in telephone switching systems and circuit switching networks.

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