CC4825E4URH

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Solid State Relays are devices that use modern technology to replace the obsolete electromechanical and reed relays. These types of relays are very reliable and energy efficient. They are often used in applications which require high switching speeds and where contact protection is a major concern. One example of a solid state relay is the CC4825E4URH.

The CC4825E4URH is a miniature 4-channel, 12A rated, optically coupled array relay. It is designed to control the operation of 12V DC motors, such as those found in motor-driven vehicle windows, fans, and other consumer products. It features a built-in logic input, which allows it to be connected directly to a microcontroller, making it a popular choice in many electronic projects.

The CC4825E4URH is ideal for applications that require low-level current switching and fast control. It can switch up to 12A at 50VAC and 250W, and can be adjusted to a wide range of voltage and current levels. The contacts on the relay are protected from short-term solder resistance, ensuring a longer life and reliable operations.

The CC4825E4URH is an optically coupled relay, which means it uses a light-emitting diode (LED) to control the current flow from the input to the output. When the LED is off, the current is blocked and the output is switched off. When the LED is on, the current passes from the input and allows the output to turn on. This type of operation ensures that the control signal and the output signal are isolated from each other, avoiding interference and reducing the risk of shorts.

The CC4825E4URH is a versatile and reliable relay, making it a great option for a wide range of applications. It is designed to provide maximum reliability and safety for motor control, making it a great choice for applications such as automotive windows, fans, and other motor-driven products. It is also well-suited for circuit protection, data communication, and industrial automation.

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