Yes, 2.7ADoes this relay really need 2.7A coil current?
The maximum voltage across the diode is the voltage supplied to the coil
The maximum current through the diode is the same as the coil current.
Calculation for what?Yes, 2.7A
Is there any calculation available for that ?
what about diode power rating ?
Calculation for freewheeling diode selection?Calculation for what?
Diodes don't really have a power rating just maximum reverse voltage and maximum forward current.
While the coil is activated the voltage across the diode is the same as the coil voltage.Calculation for freewheeling diode selection?
What about energy stored in relay coil
E=1/2LI^2
P=E/t
t=5L/R
Same power has to dissipate with diode as well.
As far as think.
Maybe it's switching the national grid?What type of 24V relay has a 9 ohm coil?
Most have a resistance at least 10 times that.
In which case a diode is definitely contraindicated.By the resistance, sounds like a AC relay, unless a VERY large contactor!
Max.
Load is water pressure boost up pump have the same resistance.What type of 24V relay has a 9 ohm coil?
Most have a resistance at least 10 times that.
What does that have to do with the relay coil resistance?Load is water pressure boost up pump have the same resistance.
Thanks all for your reply.What does that have to do with the relay coil resistance?![]()
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