Grayhill Solid State Relays © 1986 (Catlett, VA)

Grayhill Solid State Relays © 1986

Local pick-up preferred (please call first). but will ship at the buyer s expenseKingston Books15 IMG_7695Illustrated Charts Graphs TablesContents by Chapter (in brief)Engineering Information ..pages 2 and 3 Specifying and Selecting A Solid State Relay.Optically Isolated DC to AC Solid State Relays Have an Indefinite (Extremely Long) Life Single In-line Solid State Relay ..pages 4 and 5 Miniature Solid State Relays ..pages 6 and 7 Mini Puck Solid State Relays ..pages 8 to 11 Standard and Bulkhead Style Solid State Relays .. pages 12 and 13Miniature DC to DC Solid State Relays ..pages 14 and 15 Match the DC to AC Relays in Size Shape and Quality.Features Transient Protection High dV dT and High Blocking Voltage CMOS and TTL Compatibility Minimal EMI and RFI Zero Voltage Turn-On Quality and ReliabilityTransient Protection Extremely high dv dt rating is provided by all Grayhill Solid State Relays typically 3000 or 4000 volts per microsecond. This dV dT ratio (changes in voltage to changes in time) is much higher than comparable than comparable manufacturers provide. A snubber network and a unique circuit design protect the relay from false switching due to transient voltages on the line.High blocking voltages of 400 volts (120 Vac relays) and 600 volts (240 Vac relays provide an additional protection for the relay. This protection id provided by special components which are carefully selected for each relay. Compare this rating with that of relays from other manufacturers.Paperback 15 pages