switch with a bs2
hello all,
I want to switch a external machine with my bs2. Kind of replace the on/off
switch of this peace of equipment. the current is low, voltage too.
A relais could be perfect for this, bs2 runs the relais, relais contacts
switch the machine. But this is not what i want! Are there other
possibilities? Could i use a optocoupler for instance? or even a transistor?
thanks pieter-jan
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I want to switch a external machine with my bs2. Kind of replace the on/off
switch of this peace of equipment. the current is low, voltage too.
A relais could be perfect for this, bs2 runs the relais, relais contacts
switch the machine. But this is not what i want! Are there other
possibilities? Could i use a optocoupler for instance? or even a transistor?
thanks pieter-jan
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logic pulses.
Dennis
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Subject: [noparse][[/noparse]basicstamps] switch with a bs2
hello all,
I want to switch a external machine with my bs2. Kind of replace the on/off
switch of this peace of equipment. the current is low, voltage too.
A relais could be perfect for this, bs2 runs the relais, relais contacts
switch the machine. But this is not what i want! Are there other
possibilities? Could i use a optocoupler for instance? or even a transistor?
thanks pieter-jan
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are also solid-state relays for DC switching. If you use the right type,
they can be driven directly from a Stamp output ... they also provide
isolation.
Hope this helps,
Ray McArthur
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Sent: Friday, November 17, 2000 6:03 AM
Subject: [noparse][[/noparse]basicstamps] switch with a bs2
> hello all,
>
> I want to switch a external machine with my bs2. Kind of replace the
on/off
> switch of this peace of equipment. the current is low, voltage too.
>
> A relais could be perfect for this, bs2 runs the relais, relais contacts
> switch the machine. But this is not what i want! Are there other
> possibilities? Could i use a optocoupler for instance? or even a
transistor?
>
> thanks pieter-jan
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