Solid-state relays
Semiconductor-based switching elements offer superb reliability and a nearly unlimited lifespan
Semiconductor-based switching elements offer two essential advantages compared to electromechanical relays: superb reliability and a nearly limitless lifespan. The various solid-state relay types all function according to the same principle: in the input circuit, an LED energizes an optoelectronic device via an optical beam (insulation method), which in turn activates a power semiconductor on the output. SSR types use a triac as an output power semiconductor.
Downloads
Name | File type | Size | Date | Language |
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Relays Short Form 2024 | Catalog, Shortform | 5 MB | 19.02.2024 | English |
SSRs Technical Information | Data sheet | 1 MB | 21.08.2020 | English |
Solid State Relays, An Overview | Flyer | 650 KB | 20.08.2014 | English |
Halbleiter-Relais - PhotoMOS Produktpalette | Flyer | 1 MB | 20.08.2014 | German |
Cautions for Use of Solid State Relays | Data sheet, Technical information | 241 KB | 21.08.2020 | English |
Terminology of Phototriac Coupler AQH | Data sheet, Technical information | 56 KB | 08.03.2024 | English |
Principle of Operation | Data sheet, Technical information | 42 KB | 21.06.2018 | English |
SSR Description and Circuit Configurations | Data sheet, Technical information | 67 KB | 21.06.2018 | English |