DBR70510-HR

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Reed Relays

Reed relays are miniature switches that can be electrically controlled and used in a wide range of applications. They are usually made of an iron core surrounded by a coil of wire with a magnetized core. The control of the relay is based on a magnetically operated reed switch. This type of switch can be triggered by a magnet or an electrical current.

The DBR70510-HR reed relays is an ideal choice for many applications because of its small form factor, low cost, and reliable operation. This type of relay is typically used in automotive, industrial, and aerospace applications. It is designed to provide reliable contact closure for a wide variety of loads.

The working principle of the DBR70510-HR reed relays is fairly simple. It has two contacts, which can be either normally open or normally closed. When a current is applied to the coil, a magnet creates a pull force on the Core. This creates a magnetic field that pulls the reed switch closed, allowing the contacts to make. When the current is removed, the contacts separate, and the magnetic field is no longer in effect. The contacts are also designed to be one-way so that the current will not flow back through the contacts.

The DBR70510-HR reed relays are used in a wide range of applications such as controlling electric motors, home automation, audio and video equipment, telecommunication equipment, and security systems. They are also used in many medical and industrial applications. The DBR70510-HR is available in a variety of voltage and current ratings, making it suitable for a wide range of applications.

The DBR70510-HR reed relays are extremely reliable and require very little power to operate. They also have a long life expectancy due to their magnetically operated design. This makes them desirable for a wide range of applications where reliability and low cost are important factors.

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