Three Methods For Reducing Coil Holding Voltage
Panasonic’s Energy Management relays can be controlled in ways that help not only make products safer by generating less heat but also fewer allow for reduced power losses through lower coil holding techniques. Explore and discover some of the ways in which these relays can be controlled with less power using optimal circuit design methods.
Relays Replacing Contactors
Relays and contactors are electrically operated switches intended for both switching of loads and controlling electrical circuits. Functionally, relays and contactors fulfill the same role in a circuit which is to provide isolation between a control circuit and an output circuit. Inherent advantages such as small size, PCB mount capability, and low cost allow engineers to replace contactors with relays in several applications.
AQY215S PhotoMOS® GU SOP 1 Form A, 4-Pin Type Semiconductor Relays Line Extension
Panasonic’s Newest AQY215S GU SOP 1 Form A, 4-Pin Type PhotoMOS® Relays
Revolutionizing Industrial Controls with PhotoMOS® Solutions
PhotoMOS® Relays for Next Generation “Smart” Thermostat Control
Present-day digital thermostats have evolved into smart, connected thermostats that are becoming more cost-effective as well as easier to use. With an upgrade in power, size and cost, designers can implement PhotoMOS® technology rather than the previous designs that relied on electromechanical relays.
PHOTOMOS CC TSON 1 FORM B
PhotoMOS® CC TSON 1 Form B Semiconductor Relays
Low Current and High Temperature in a Miniature Thin Slim Outline Non-lead Package
Panasonic, a worldwide leader in Relay Products, announces the PhotoMOS® CC Semiconductor Relay with a super small TSON package, an oscillation circuit, and a built-in capacitor coupled isolation driver IC. These PhotoMOS CC Relays are the latest version of this technology, which now is available as a 1 Form B, customarily closed, contact arrangement.
The Difference Between Latching and Non-Latching Relays
A latching relay is an electromechanical switch commonly selected when the operator must control (either switch off or amplify) a large amount of current flow. It will remain in the last position it was when last powered, whereas a non-latching relay will return to its typical position. While latching and non-latching relays share many similarities in design and function, their significant differences allow each type to be more suitable for separate applications.
Select Automotive Relay Parts Are Now Available Through Panasonic Franchised Distributors
Select parts from Panasonic's TB, TB Power Type, TE and TL Series Automotive Relays Are Now Available Through Panasonic Franchised Distributors!
Panasonic is a world leading Automotive Relay supplier in terms of product reliability and versatility and has a proven track record. The select Automotive Relay parts that are now available only through franchised Distributors are:
PhotoMOS® Photovoltaic MOSFET Driver High Power Type
PhotoMOS® Photovoltaic MOSFET High Power Drivers For High-Speed Operation And Low On-Resistance
Panasonic, a worldwide leader in Relay Products, introduces the NEW Photovoltaic MOSFET High Power Type PhotoMOS Relays product line.
EV-A Series Automotive Relays (DC Contactors)
High Voltage And High Capacity Relays With 500 V.DC Cut Off
Panasonic, a worldwide leader in Relay Products, introduces the NEW EV-A Series Automotive Relay (DC Contactor).