RELAYS Panasonic

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Panasonic is part of a large worldwide groupselling relays and associated switching products under different brand names in different territories.The conditions of use in some territories may differ from those customary in Europe. In particular there are often major differences in regard to national and international specifications, such as UL, CSA, VDE, SEV, EVE, SEMKO, etc. Thus, when considering contact loads as stated in this catalogue (e.g. 10 A, 30 VDC for the SP relay) its hould be understood that these values are not necessarily an absolute maximum but tested ratings. Mostly the stated value has been tested for a certain life expectancy as stated by the manufacturer or the respective test house. Thus, under different conditions, the stated “maximum” may, in practice, be safely exceeded.

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an organic gas atm osphere, care required polym ers develop. Generally, a concave formation appears the cathode and convex form ation appears on the anode. Please use relays with AgPd contacts when minute analog load control contact resistance higher than 100 desired (for easure­ ment and wireless applications, etc. The level reliability of these values depends switching frequency, bient conditions, change in the desired contact resistance, and the absolute value. Therefore, the counter em exceeds this, discharge occurs the contacts dissipate the energy (1/2 Li2 ) stored the coil.General Application Guidelines limited resistive load, but there a broad meaning indicated for that class of relay, and ordinarily proper think of current capacity that for 125V AC circuits. Special characteristics are uniform thickness and the nonexistence pinholes.1 0. For this reason, is desirable absorb the counter so that 200V less. Furtherm ore, contact resistance relatively high and resistance to corrosion poor. AgPd (silver-palladium ) A standard tem perature, good corrosion resistance and good sulfidation resistance. xhibits low contact resistance, is inexpensive and idely used. voltage meter (a) Several hundred to several thousand volts (b) Figure Example counter emf and actual measurement In Figure (a), counter di/ dt) with steep waveform generated across the coil with the polarity shown in Figure (b) the instant the inductive load switched off.g. • t The current both the closing and opening tim the contact circuit exerts important influence. Gold clad used prevent polym buildup. are is required low voltage and low current levels. Contact protection circuits and contact materials resistant material transfer such AgSnO AgW AgCu are used as countermeasures. For example, when the load either otor lamp, the extent the inrush current the tim of closing the circuit, ear the contacts, and the ount contact transfer increase, and contact welding and contact transfer make contact separation impossible. plated contacts, used for relatively light loads. • ria n Material transfer contacts occurs when one contact melts boils and the contact material transfers the other contact. For capacitive loads (several amperes several tens of 12 ds_x61_en_relay_technical_information_091112D ON OFF e :ü . C ontact M aterial A gW (silver-tungsten) Hardness and elting point are high, arc resistance excellent, and highly resistant aterial transfer. A 2 (silver-tin) Exhibits superior elding resistance characteristics equal better than AgCdO . W hen these inductive loads are switched off, counter several hundred to several thousand volts develops which can severely damage contacts and greatly shorten life. the current these loads relatively small around or less, the counter will cause the ignition glow arc discharge. Rh plating (rhodium ) C bines perfect corrosion resistance and hardness. disadvantage easily develops sulfide film sulfide atm osphere. Therefore, used herm etic sealed relays (reed relays, etc. The counter f passes through the power supply line and reaches both contacts. However, a certain degree contact stability can obtained even when switching loads. Minimum applicable loads are given in the catalog; however, these are only provided guide the lower limit that the relay able switch and are not guaranteed values.5pm Purpose protect the contact base etal during storage the switch device ith built-in switch. AgNi (silver-nickel) Equals the electrical conductivity silver. Also, there are constraints processing and ounting contact springs. fter while, the uneven contacts lock they were welded together. However, dry circuits, organic gases adhere and easily develops polym er. Depending the plating process used, supervision portant there the possibility pinholes and cracks. Generally, the critical dielectric breakdown voltage standard tem perature and pressure air about 200 300 volts. Refer them when selecting relay. reatly effective especially for low level loads under relatively adverse atm ospheres. Surface Finish Au clad (gold clad) Au with its excellent corrosion resistance pressure elded onto base metal. Expensive. Au flash plating (gold thin-film plating) 0. 3 tio n • F W hen switching inductive loads with a DC relay such relay sequence circuits, DC motors, clutches, and DC solenoids, always important to absorb surges (e. Relatively easy plem ent gold plating existing relays. However, high contact pressure required. The discharge decom poses organic atter contained the air and causes black deposits (oxides, carbides) develop on the contacts. This often occurs circuits where sparks are produced the moment the contacts “m ake” such when the current is large for inductive capacitive loads or when the inrush current large (several amperes several tens of amperes).). As the num ber switching operations increases, uneven contact surfaces develop such those shown Figure 13.). Like silver, easily develops sulfide film sulfide atm osphere. Excellent arc resistance. Expensive. Ag (silver) E lectrical conductivity and therm conductivity are the highest all etals. with diode) to protect the contacts. 2 tic ria ls Characteristics contact materials are given below. Often difficult plem ent clad contacts existing relays due design and installation. Au plating (gold plating) S ilar effect clad. This may result contact failure