Solid-state relays
Nevermind! I Googled for them like I should have
before sending the last email and found lots. It
looks like many of them require a higher control
voltage than 5V, meaning I can't drive them
directly from my Javelin Stamp. But others are
listed as TTL and CMOS compatible, so I guess
those will work. Anyone have any good or bad
experiences to report with any particular part?
--- Don French <french_don@y...> wrote:
> Can you provide any examples of a solid-state
> relay?
>
>
> --- "Sean T. Lamont .lost."
> <lamont@a...> wrote:
> >
> > Relay, solid state relay, or triac.
> >
> > On Mon, 23 Sep 2002, gareth wrote:
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> > > swpitch e.g. turn on/off light?
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before sending the last email and found lots. It
looks like many of them require a higher control
voltage than 5V, meaning I can't drive them
directly from my Javelin Stamp. But others are
listed as TTL and CMOS compatible, so I guess
those will work. Anyone have any good or bad
experiences to report with any particular part?
--- Don French <french_don@y...> wrote:
> Can you provide any examples of a solid-state
> relay?
>
>
> --- "Sean T. Lamont .lost."
> <lamont@a...> wrote:
> >
> > Relay, solid state relay, or triac.
> >
> > On Mon, 23 Sep 2002, gareth wrote:
> >
> > > how would i go about interfacing my bacis
> > stamp with a electric
> > > swpitch e.g. turn on/off light?
> > >
> > >
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> > Everett - Tacoma - Bremerton
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Comments
Search for the manufacturer CRYDON.
Original Message
> Nevermind! I Googled for them like I should have
> before sending the last email and found lots. It
> looks like many of them require a higher control
> voltage than 5V, meaning I can't drive them
> directly from my Javelin Stamp. But others are
> listed as TTL and CMOS compatible, so I guess
> those will work. Anyone have any good or bad
> experiences to report with any particular part?
> > Can you provide any examples of a solid-state
> > relay?
> > > Relay, solid state relay, or triac.
> > > > how would i go about interfacing my bacis
> > > stamp with a electric
> > > > swpitch e.g. turn on/off light?
--- In basicstamps@y..., Rodent <daweasel@s...> wrote:
> Mouser has a bunch of solid-state relays that will work with a 5-volt input.
> Search for the manufacturer CRYDON.
>
>
Original Message
>
> > Nevermind! I Googled for them like I should have
> > before sending the last email and found lots. It
> > looks like many of them require a higher control
> > voltage than 5V, meaning I can't drive them
> > directly from my Javelin Stamp. But others are
> > listed as TTL and CMOS compatible, so I guess
> > those will work. Anyone have any good or bad
> > experiences to report with any particular part?
>
> > > Can you provide any examples of a solid-state
> > > relay?
>
> > > > Relay, solid state relay, or triac.
>
> > > > > how would i go about interfacing my bacis
> > > > stamp with a electric
> > > > > swpitch e.g. turn on/off light?
Replace XXXX with:
OAC5 AC Output Module Triac 120 Volt 3 Amp
ODC5 DC Output Module Transistor 60 Volt 3 Amp
IAC5 AC Input Module 20-140 Volts
IDC5 DC Input Module 10-32 Volts
The Stamp can drive these directly. The problem is if you have too many
output modules turned on at the same time you can exceed the maximum output
capacity of the Stamp. I use buffers to drive the outputs if this is the case
with my designs.
www.digikey.com has the Grayhill Modules and you can get to the Grayhill Site
from there.
OPTO-22 makes the same modules with the -OAC5 etc. Types. They are a little
more pricey and you need a special board to mount them. The Grayhill ones
will solder to a PC board directly.
I use this type of SSR for switching Gas solenoids and running small AC
Induction motors. So far I have not had a failure of a Stamp I/O pin or SSR.
Good Luck,
Alan Bradford
Plasma Technologies
120VAC loads with their carrier board that has a 50-pin edge
connector. I drive them from the BS2 through 2803 current sink
drivers. They seem to work just fine.
Guy
--- In basicstamps@y..., Don French <french_don@y...> wrote:
> Nevermind! I Googled for them like I should have
> before sending the last email and found lots. It
> looks like many of them require a higher control
> voltage than 5V, meaning I can't drive them
> directly from my Javelin Stamp. But others are
> listed as TTL and CMOS compatible, so I guess
> those will work. Anyone have any good or bad
> experiences to report with any particular part?
>
>
> --- Don French <french_don@y...> wrote:
> > Can you provide any examples of a solid-state
> > relay?
> >
> >
> > --- "Sean T. Lamont .lost."
> > <lamont@a...> wrote:
> > >
> > > Relay, solid state relay, or triac.
> > >
> > > On Mon, 23 Sep 2002, gareth wrote:
> > >
> > > > how would i go about interfacing my bacis
> > > stamp with a electric
> > > > swpitch e.g. turn on/off light?
> > > >
> > > >
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> > > >
> > > >
> > >
> > > Sean T. Lamont, CTO / Chief NetNerd, Abstract
> > > Software, Inc. (ServNet)
> > > Seattle - Bellingham - Vancouver - Portland -
> > > Everett - Tacoma - Bremerton
> > > email: lamont@a...
> > > WWW: http://www.serv.net
> > > "Do not fear mistakes, There Are
> > None"
> > > - Miles Davis
> > >
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