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hunterand@gmail.com
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I am looking for a device that will switch a 120VAC load using a 5V DC
control signal. Anyone know of such a device?
control signal. Anyone know of such a device?
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JeffM
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hunterand@ gmail.com wrote:
If you go to Digikey and plug in "Solid-State Relay",
you'll get a bunch of sensitive, long-lasting items.
....and if you had the slightest idea what you were doing,
you would have specified what *currents* you are dealing with.
You should also investigate the concept of "zero-crossing turn-on".
It's called a relay.I am looking for a device that will switch a 120VAC load
using a 5V DC control signal. Anyone know of such a device?
If you go to Digikey and plug in "Solid-State Relay",
you'll get a bunch of sensitive, long-lasting items.
....and if you had the slightest idea what you were doing,
you would have specified what *currents* you are dealing with.
You should also investigate the concept of "zero-crossing turn-on".