AGN26012

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Signal Relays, Up to 2 Amps, are essential components in any electric circuit, used for controlling the flow of electricity and protecting electrical circuits from overloads. AGN26012 is one of the leading brands of signal relays, resistant to any electrical fault up to 2 Amps. This article will discuss the application field of AGN26012, as well as its working principle.

Application Field:
AGN26012 is a general-purpose signal relay designed for a wide range of electrical applications, such as telecommunication systems, automotive and process automation. It is used in both AC and DC circuits, rated to carry up to 2 Amps. This versatile relay can be used in circuits of any voltage ranging from 120 to 240 volts, as well as in medical, industrial and military applications.

Working Principle:
The working principle of AGN26012 involves activating a switch (the relay armature) in order to turn on or off an electrical load. This is done by applying a voltage to the relay and then using the electromagnet’s attraction and repulsion forces to move the armature to the desired position. When the voltage is removed, a spring is set in place to return the armature back to its original position.

The major components of AGN26012 are the coil, contacts, armature, frame, and terminals. The coil is made of aluminium or copper, wound around a metal core, and receives electrical power from an external source. This power creates an electromagnetic field, which drives the armature to the contact to complete or break a circuit. Once the circuit has been completed or broken, the terminal contacts return the armature back to its original rest position.

AGN26012 signal relays are extremely reliable and easy to use, due to their robust design and efficient working principle. Its ability to resist electrical overloads of up to 2 Amps makes it the ideal choice for a large variety of applications, from telecommunication systems to process automation.

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