Finding Solid State Relays
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Where can I find cheap (under $3.00 US each) relays to hook up to my
basic stamp? I need solid state relays because the electromechanical
ones make too much noise. They will be going on and off pretty fast
so they have to have fast reaction times, also. Thanks very much.
basic stamp? I need solid state relays because the electromechanical
ones make too much noise. They will be going on and off pretty fast
so they have to have fast reaction times, also. Thanks very much.
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that won't do, you may have to go with solid state.
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> Where can I find cheap (under $3.00 US each) relays to hook up to my
> basic stamp? I need solid state relays because the electromechanical
> ones make too much noise. They will be going on and off pretty fast
> so they have to have fast reaction times, also.
relay in an 8-pin dip package. I would look at the voltage you want to
switch and look for a triac or other device which will do it.
FYI, I ended up using digikey's PVT422ND dual relay package to use a stamp
to switch a 320V Peak-Peak AC signal at about 6khz, which I used for an
electroluminescent wire prjoect.
On Sun, 15 Apr 2001 sjohns10@h... wrote:
> Where can I find cheap (under $3.00 US each) relays to hook up to my
> basic stamp? I need solid state relays because the electromechanical
> ones make too much noise. They will be going on and off pretty fast
> so they have to have fast reaction times, also. Thanks very much.
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