On 02/28/2014 12:01 PM, Gene Heskett wrote:
> Isn't that an SSR Jon?  How does it turn off then?
>
>
It is a classic optocoupler, good to DC.  Crydom and Omron also
make DC SSRs, which I guess are FETs and a photovoltaic receiver
to turn it on.  The board I make is good to 15 mA at 60 V, so
purely for signal applications, like turning a VFD on and off.

Jon

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