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News Release from: Omron Electronics | Subject: G3VM-601xY
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial
Team on 26 September 2001
600V MOSFET relays have 5kV AC
dielectric strength
Optical isolation provides a rated dielectric strength of 5kV RMS between I/O terminals for new MOSFET relays from Omron.
Optical isolation provides a rated dielectric strength of 5kV RMS between I/O terminals for new mosfet relays from Omron The G3VM-601xY is available in through-hole (G3VM-601BY) or surface-mount (G3VM-601EY) packages, and with 50mA LED forward current at the input, caters for 600V loads with output loss of 454mW
This article was originally published on Electronicstalk on 12 May 2000 at 8.00am (UK)
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Designed for switching analogue signals, the six-terminal relay provides 100mA load current for AC loads up to 200mA, for DC loads connect on format.
Standard resistance with output ON ranges from 22ohm with AC connection, down to 8.5ohm with DC connection, while leakage current is just 105A when the relay is closed.
Turn-on time is rated at 1.5ms maximum, 0.5ms typical while turn-off occurs in less than 1ms.
The device has a single-pole, single throw, normally open switching format, operating temperature range is from -40 to +85C, and UL/CSA approvals are pending.
Applications include electronic automatic exchanges, measuring systems, factory automation and security systems.
The devices have a compact 4mm profile, and length of just 7.12mm.
The G3VM-601EY is 10mm wide with gullwing leads suitable for surface mounting, while the through-hole G3VM-601BY version offers overall width down to 7.85mm.
Surface mount versions are available in tape-and-reel format.
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