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Basic considerations for electronic impulse relay DIY

Interested in DIY a simple electronic impulse relay module? T. K. Hareendran designs an impulse relay circuit that mimics the functions of a conventional electromechanical impulse relay. This module switches the same load from several switching points. He also provides design details of different ICs that can be used in this hobby-level project. That includes pin-by-pin configurations and respective timing steps.

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

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