High voltage direct current contactors are specialized electrical switches that are designed to control the flow of high voltage direct current (DC) power. They are used in HVDC power transmission systems and other high voltage DC applications. Some ...
A magnetic latching relay is a type of electrical relay that uses a magnetic field to hold the contacts in a closed or open position, rather than an electromagnet. It consists of a coil, a magnetically operated latch, and a set of contacts. When the ...
An electromagnetic relay is an electrical switch that is activated by an electromagnet. It consists of a coil of wire, an armature, and a set of contacts. When the coil is energized, it creates a magnetic field that attracts the armature, causing it ...
Typical applications of high voltage direct current contactors are in electric vehicles, motor control, and circuit protection. They also provide galvanic isolation of the grid and load. However, using them in conditions beyond the switching capacity...
Typically, magnetic latching relays are used to switch between one or more circuits. Compared to mechanical relays, they can offer faster switching and a higher current-draw capacity. They are also safer and less bulky. They are widely used in differ...
Basically, an automotive relay is a small, electric-powered switch that is used to control power levels in a vehicle. These switches are located under the dash and in the engine compartment. These are also called changeover relays, make & bre...
Usually, an electromagnetic relay is made up of two parts. The relay contacts and the electromagnet. When energized, the electromagnet turns on the relay, which in turn opens and closes the contacts. This allows the relay to switch large voltages, am...
Almost all the vehicle electrical systems contain relays. These relays are mainly used for switching functions and support modern electrical conveniences in vehicles. These relays can be installed on the vehicle itself or can be mounted on a unit man...