GNR35ACZ

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Solid State Relays

Solid state relays (SSRs) are electronic switching devices that are controlled by an external voltage. They have no moving parts and are therefore capable of switching higher currents and achieving longer life expectancies than conventional relays. A variety of SSRs are available, all of which offer different capabilities and features. One such device is the GNR35ACZ, a solid state relay that is commonly used in a wide range of applications.

GNR35ACZ Application Field

The GNR35ACZ is a zero voltage on-off SSR which is primarily used in industrial applications. It is often utilized in applications where a load has to be reliably switched on or off, such as motor and solenoid control as well as in security systems and medical equipment. This device can be used with AC and DC loads with a switching capacity of up to 350VAC/30A and 250W DC/30A. It features a low on-state resistance and can switch on and off within 1ms.

GNR35ACZ Working Principle

The GNR35ACZ is a low cost zero voltage on-off SSR that is designed to switch alternating and direct currents. It consists of two main parts: a set of optically isolated input terminals and a set of output terminals. The input terminals contain a photoelectric isolator chip and a power transistor. The signal path between the input terminals is isolated from the power path between the output terminals. The input terminals are connected to the control circuit, and when the voltage is applied to them it will trigger the photoelectric isolator to enable the output circuit, which will then drive the load. The output circuit is shut off when the voltage is removed from the input terminals, and the load will be disconnected.

The GNR35ACZ is capable of reliably controlling AC and DC loads and can be used in a wide variety of applications. Its ability to quickly switch on and off makes it ideal for applications where minimizing the switchover time is of paramount importance.

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