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18th July 2005, 04:19 PM
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Location: Northern Virginia
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12V trigger buffer
OK so my processor's 12V trigger output is on the weak side as far as current capabilities. Let's say that I want to use it to flip a couple of relays. What's the best way? Should I buffer it somehow? Should the relays be flipped by some other means and power and the 12V is just a logic signal?
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