A switch that switches between two remote controllers and four devices

AlbertHall

Joined Jun 4, 2014
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is that better?
Much better, but you have a resistor in the battery negative lead which should be a direct connection.

Also note that the power supply needs to be able to supply the input current and the relay current for each channel. That is (11 channels) * ((20mA input current) + (70mA relay current)) = 990mA. You should allow a margin above that so 1.5A as a minimum.
 

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freshcoffee

Joined Mar 24, 2015
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Much better, but you have a resistor in the battery negative lead which should be a direct connection.
how should i do?

Also note that the power supply needs to be able to supply the input current and the relay current for each channel. That is (11 channels) * ((20mA input current) + (70mA relay current)) = 990mA. You should allow a margin above that so 1.5A as a minimum.
i got you.. by the way 5v / 1.5A would work? or it should be 12v / 1.5A something like this?
 

AlbertHall

Joined Jun 4, 2014
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how should i do?
i got you.. by the way 5v / 1.5A would work? or it should be 12v / 1.5A something like this?
Where the resistor is just use a piece of wire - zero resistance.
If you use the 5V relay boards then you should have a 5V power supply. Go for a minimum of 1.5A, that will work fine.
 
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