TXD2-12V Panasonic Electric Works, TXD2-12V Datasheet
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TXD2-12V
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TXD2-12V
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... V 10 × 160 µsec. (FCC part 68) Surge breakdown voltage between contact and coil: 6,000 V 1.2 × 50 µsec. (EN60950) All Rights Reserved © COPYRIGHT Panasonic Electric Works Co., Ltd. High breakdown voltage type is available (1.5 kV between open contacts) 2. Approved to the supplementary insulation class in the EN standards (EN60950) ...
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... Standard packing: Tube: 40 pcs.; Case: 1,000 pcs. Note: Please add “-1” to the end of the part number for AgPd contacts (low level load). TXD 2 Single side stable Part No. TXD2-1.5V TXD2-3V TXD2-4.5V TXD2-5V TXD2-6V TXD2-9V TXD2-12V TXD2-24V Single side stable Part No. TXD2-H-1.5V TXD2-H-3V TXD2-H-4.5V TXD2-H-5V TXD2-H-6V TXD2-H-9V TXD2-H-12V TXD2-H-24V All Rights Reserved © ...
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... Notes: 1. Tape and reel packing symbol “-Z” is not marked on the relay. “X” type tape and reel packing (picked from 1/3/4/5-pin side) is also available. 2. Please add “-1” to the part number for AgPd contacts (low level load). (Ex. TXD2SA-1.5V-1-Z) 2. M.B.B type/Surge breakdown voltage (between contact and coil) 2,500 V/ Breakdown voltage (between open contacts) ...
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... DC 4. 12V DC 24V DC Single side stable Part No. TXD2-1.5V-6 TXD2-3V-6 TXD2-4.5V-6 TXD2-5V-6 TXD2-6V-6 TXD2-9V-6 TXD2-12V-6 TXD2-24V-6 Single side stable Part No. TXD2-H-1.5V-6 TXD2-H-3V-6 TXD2-H-4.5V-6 TXD2-H-5V-6 TXD2-H-6V-6 TXD2-H-9V-6 TXD2-H-12V-6 TXD2-H-24V-6 All Rights Reserved © COPYRIGHT Panasonic Electric Works Co., Ltd. Single side stable Part No. ...
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... TXD2S -6V-6-Z TXD2S -9V-6-Z TXD2S -12V-6-Z TXD2S -24V-6-Z Single side stable Part No. TXD2-1.5V-3 TXD2-3V-3 TXD2-4.5V-3 TXD2-5V-3 TXD2-6V-3 TXD2-9V-3 TXD2-12V-3 TXD2-24V-3 Single side stable Part No. TXD2S -1.5V-3 TXD2S -3V-3 TXD2S -4.5V-3 TXD2S -5V-3 TXD2S -6V-3 TXD2S -9V-3 TXD2S -12V-3 TXD2S -24V-3 TX-D 1 coil latching Part No ...
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... Standard packing: Tape and reel: 500 pcs.; Case: 1,000 pcs. Notes: 1. Tape and reel packing symbol “-Z” is not marked on the relay. “X” type tape and reel packing (picked from 1/3/4/5-pin side) is also available. 2. Please add “-4” to the part number for AgPd contacts (low level load). (Ex. TXD2SA-1.5V-4-Z) RATING 1 ...
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... SX relays are available for low level load switching [10V DC, 10mA max. level]) *3 The upper operation ambient temperature limit is the maximum temperature that can satisfy the coil temperature rise value. Refer to [6] AMBIENT ENVIRONMENT in GENERAL APPLICATION GUIDELINES. All Rights Reserved © COPYRIGHT Panasonic Electric Works Co., Ltd. 2 Form C Max. 100 mΩ (By voltage drop 1A) ...
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... Tested sample: TXD2-5V, 10 pcs Max. Min Max. Min 100 Coil applied voltage High-frequency characteristics (Insertion loss) Tested sample: TXD2-12V, 2 pcs. 1.0 0.8 0.6 0.4 0.2 1,000 0 10 Frequency, MHz Max. Min. Max. Min. 1000 10000 4 158°F +25°C +77°F +70° ...
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... Min.: 421 µs Max µs min. 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 µs max. 150 200 250 300 350 400 450 TX-D 11-(2). Influence of adjacent mounting Tested sample: TXD2-12V, 6 pcs Pick-up voltage ON –5 ON OFF 5 0 Drop-out voltage OFF –5 OFF ...
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... Max.10 .323 .394 0.25 .010 5.08 .200 7.4±0.5 .291±.020 8 5 All Rights Reserved © COPYRIGHT Panasonic Electric Works Co., Ltd. mark can be downloaded from: http://panasonic-electric-works.net/ac Schematic (Bottom view) Single side stable − 5.08 .200 12 10 ...
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... Direction indication Direction indication (Deenergized condition) (Reset condition) All Rights Reserved © COPYRIGHT Panasonic Electric Works Co., Ltd. PC board pattern (Bottom view) 10.16 7.40 .400 .291 2.54 .100 0.65 9.45 .026 8-1.0 dia. .372 8-.039 dia. Tolerance: ±0.1 0.25 ...
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... In addition, excessive chucking pressure 0.4 to the pinpoint of the relay should be .016 avoided. ±0.2 ±.008 All Rights Reserved © COPYRIGHT Panasonic Electric Works Co., Ltd. 3. M.B.B. type mm inch A small OFF time may be generated by the contact bounce during contact switching. Check the actual circuit carefully ...