CPC1006N

Series:	CPC, OptoMOS®
Packaging:	Tube
Part Status:	Active
Mounting Type:	Surface Mount
Circuit:	SPST-NO (1 Form A)
Output Type:	AC, DC
Voltage - Input:	1.2VDC
Voltage - Load:	0V ~ 60V
Load Current:	75mA
On-State Resistance (Max):	10 Ohms
Termination Style:	Gull Wing
Package / Case:	4-SOP (0.150", 3.81mm)
Supplier Device Package:	4-SOP

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Solid State Relays and the CPC1006N Application Field and Working PrincipleSolid State relays (SSRs) are electromechanical components for switching electrical loads on or off in industrial applications. As their name implies, SSRs are based on a solid-state component - usually a semiconductor - and can be used for switching on a variety of electrical loads, such as low voltage motors, lighting circuits, and AC and DC loads. SSRs are designed to provide greater reliability and higher switching speeds than their mechanical counterparts.The CPC1006N is one type of SSR, and it offers many advantages over mechanical relays. One main advantage is its greater reliability, as it is made up of solid-state components that require no moving parts and therefore are not susceptible to mechanical failure or wear. Additionally, it has higher switching speeds compared to mechanical relays, making it more suitable for switching a variety of AC and DC loads.The CPC1006N is designed for use in both AC and DC applications, and is typically used to switch high voltage and high current loads, as well as low voltage and low current loads. It can be used with loads up to 600V 32A AC, and 12V to 24V DC. Additionally, it has a fast time-to-open and a fast time-to-close, which helps ensure that loads are safely and quickly switched. The CPC1006N’s working principle is based on a solid-state switch, and it utilizes an auxiliary contact that is energized and de-energized by a switch. When the switch is energized, a voltage is applied to the input terminals (also known as the control circuit) of the CPC1006N, and an AC signal is sent to the output circuit. This signal then generates an electromagnetic field that causes the solid-state switch to be closed or open (depending on the direction of the current). When the switch is open, the current runs through the contact points, and the load is switched on or off, depending on the direction of the current.The CPC1006N is also available in a variety of mounting configurations, including panel mounting and DIN rail mounting. Additionally, it has built-in protection features, such as overvoltage, overcurrent and overtemperature protection. These features help to protect the relay from damage in case it is exposed to heavy loads or high temperatures.Overall, the CPC1006N is an incredibly reliable and efficient switching tool and its use is becoming increasingly popular in industrial applications. Its solid-state design, wide range of mounting configurations, fast switching times and built-in protection make it an ideal choice for many applications.

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