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A short tutorial on hybrid relay design

What’s a hybrid relay? How does it work? What are its key building blocks? Whether you are designing a power control system or tinkering with a do-it-yourself automation project, it’s important to demystify the basics and know why this hybrid approach is taking off. Here is a brief tutorial on hybrid relays, which also explains why they are becoming the go-to choice for engineers and makers alike.

Read the full article at EDN’s sister publication, Planet Analog.

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