Where is "B"? Is it the transistor base?Have a setup where i need a transistor to "not work" when B is GROUND.
What does "draw the relay" mean?If "floating" the transistor should open up and draw the relay.
What is the coil resistance?Is this setup working ? or do i need another size of R1 ?
To avoid confusion, you should have labeled that point on the schematic.B = Base of Transistor,
It would be more descriptive if you used ON and OFF for the transistor state because you're using it like a switch.Draw relay, sorry for bad English, When the transistor opens up and the relay get working,
Coil current will beCoil resistance is 360 Ohm,
All is 12 V DC.
The normal syntax for that is that the transistor is "on" and the relay is energized.When the transistor opens up and the relay get working
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