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question on relay

05/09/2008 12:29 AM

how does an electronic relay work?
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Re: question on relay

05/09/2008 1:05 AM

Hello Guest.

Do you mean an electromechanical relay?

Do you mean a fully electronic one, with no moving parts?


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Re: question on relay

05/09/2008 9:26 AM

Are you asking about a solid state relay?

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Re: question on relay

05/12/2008 7:41 PM

you don't spell quiche...?

you eat it!

pnp or npn?

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