G3VM-402C

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Solid State Relays (SSRs) exist in a wide variety of sizes, shapes, materials, and designs. They can be used for virtually any electrical application, from controlling motors to switching lights. The G3VM-402C is one type of SSR from Omron Automation. It is a compact, high-accuracy, low-noise module that features excellent EMC and surge protection.

The G3VM-402C is a four-pin SSR module, which consists of an LED die, a photocoupler, and a power transistor. It is used for low to medium-current applications, with a load current of up to 3A and a maximum voltage rating of 250VAC/400VDC.

The working principle behind the G3VM-402C is simple. The input pin receives a signal from a control circuit, which then triggers the LED die to emit light. This light is detected by the photocoupler, which triggers the power transistor to switch on or off. As a result, the load current is either connected or disconnected.

The G3VM-402C can be used in a wide range of applications, including motor control, machine switching, vending machines, production lines, game machines, and streetlights. It is ideal for indoor applications, due to its low noise, excellent EMC and surge protection. It is also useful for applications with high EMC requirements, as the input and output circuits are kept completely separate.

The G3VM-402C is extremely reliable, with a maximum life of up to 3 million cycles and a maximum response time of less than 50μs. It is also extremely low maintenance, requiring no external components, no recalibration, and no regular maintenance.

In short, the G3VM-402C is a reliable and efficient SSR module ideal for low to medium-current applications. It is capable of switching load currents of up to 3A with a maximum voltage of 250VAC/400VDC, and features excellent EMC and surge protection. It is capable of up to 3 million switching cycles, has a maximum response time of less than 50μs, and requires no external components or regular maintenance.

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