Fun with relays
Rayman
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In this photo I'm using the Prop's I2C bus (pins 28, 29)·to control a SW-200 contactor rated for 250 A, 96 V.
An I2C level shifter ups the I2C to 5V and controls a PCF8574 I/O expansion chip.
Two pins·of the·PCF8575 are used to control a small 5 V, 1.5 A relay (G6B-1174P).
The small relay drives the coil of the SW-200 contactor.
An I2C level shifter ups the I2C to 5V and controls a PCF8574 I/O expansion chip.
Two pins·of the·PCF8575 are used to control a small 5 V, 1.5 A relay (G6B-1174P).
The small relay drives the coil of the SW-200 contactor.
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Two output pins of the ULN2803 are used to drive the 12V coil of this 70-902 contactor (80A, 12V).
Project is a 200 kW battery powered capacitor charger for a small railgun...
hmmm...