Lee Hart <
[email protected]> wrote:
> On 9/21/2010 11:18 AM, Roger Stockton wrote:
> > Another option is to use a reed relay; one almost has to search to find
> one rated to switch less than 200VDC @ 0.5A. They tend to be smaller and
> cheaper than the electromechanical alternatives (e.g. the Schrack relay
> above, PB1161-ND at Digikey, is $5.69ea, while the HE125-ND reed relay,
> rated to switch 300VDC and 0.5A and carry 1.2A, is $2.21).
>
> That should be a good choice for this application, since KSI draws very
> low current.
>
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