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Join Date: Oct 2003
Location: Denmark, Viborg
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How can I make a solid state relay? Is there more to it than a big mosfet and an opto coupler?
Cheers Magura
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Join Date: May 2005
Location: Michigan
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Additional parts would be required for...
- Overvoltage protection - Overcurrent protection - Overtemperature protection - ESD protection - Zero crossing switching (AC relays) - etc... If you don't need these features, then an opto, transistor and a few resitors would probably work fine. |
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1mA or 100A? 1v or 1000V from big mosfet i could assume...something What do you want to do with your SSR? Just want to do it by yourself or is there some reason not to use standard products from companies like cp-clare or phoenix? And yes, thats about what is needed in real basic case. real-word working circuits may have plenty of other components also depending on application... |
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I need to switch 16VAC 20A. The SSR's I've seen so far will not work under 24V.
I also need to switch 60VDS 2A. This is not a problem to find an off the shelf part for though. Cheers Magura
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I would like to switch between windings of PSU trafos in class A amps and the small one would be for the same purpose in a pre amp. Cheers Magura
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Mark Kravchenko --- www.kravchenko-audio.com
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A triac.
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Cheers Magura
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Mark Kravchenko --- www.kravchenko-audio.com
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Hmm, almost too simple to be true.
Thanks a lot Mark. Magura
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Mark Kravchenko --- www.kravchenko-audio.com
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Happy to help.
You me and the eskimos go way back! By the way nice job on those rotary switches. Mark
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