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Siemens APT Relays - Classification and Introduction of Relays Siemens APT Relays - Classification and Introduction of Relays

According to the principle of action, it is divided into: 1. The rectifier relay is used in the AC circuit, and its electromagnetic system, contact system and action principle are the same as those of the DC stepless relay. 2. Transistor relay: Transistor relay is composed of transistor transmitter or zero indicator, logic relay, transistor relay.

Siemens APT Relays – What are the functions of relays? Siemens APT Relays – What are the functions of relays?

(1) Isolation between input and output circuits; (2) signal conversion; (3) Add output circuit; (4) repetitive signal; (5) Switch between different voltage or current loads; (6) Retain the output signal; (7) Locking circuit; (8) Provide remote control ...

Siemens APT Relays – How to Choose Relays? Siemens APT Relays – How to Choose Relays?

1. The type and series of relay selection First of all, the type of relay is selected according to the work requirements of the object to be controlled or protected, and then the appropriate series is selected according to the sensitivity or accuracy requirements. When choosing a series, you should also pay attention to the compatibility of the relay with the system. (1) ...

Siemens APT Relays – Analysis of Common Faults and Causes of Relays Siemens APT Relays – Analysis of Common Faults and Causes of Relays

1. Overhaul of the sensing mechanism For electromagnetic (voltage, current, intermediate) relays, the sensing mechanism is the electromagnetic system. The faults of the electromagnetic system are mainly concentrated in the coil and the moving and static iron cores. (1) Coil fault maintenance Coil failure usually has a coil absolute...

Siemens APT Relays - a detailed introduction to the classification of relays Siemens APT Relays - a detailed introduction to the classification of relays

Classified according to the working principle or structural characteristics of relays: 1) Electromagnetic relay: an electrical relay that works by using the suction force generated by the current in the input circuit between the electromagnet core and the armature. 2) Solid state relay: refers to the electronic components that perform their functions without mechanical ...

Siemens APT Relays – What are the types of protection relays? Siemens APT Relays – What are the types of protection relays?

Overcurrent Relay (OCR) It operates when a certain value or greater of current flows through. There are two elements: overcurrent detection (known as a timing element) and short-circuit current detection (as an instantaneous element). Earth Fault Overcurrent Relays (OCGR, GR) While...

Siemens APT Relays – What are the forms of protection relays? Siemens APT Relays – What are the forms of protection relays?

Rail protection relays A protective relay that works mainly as a result of accidents that occur in transmission lines. When this method works, the circuit breakers at both ends of the faulty line will be disconnected. Busbar protection relays A protective relay, mainly due to the power plant or transformer...

Siemens APT Relays – Principles and characteristics of photorelays Siemens APT Relays – Principles and characteristics of photorelays

When the input quantity (such as voltage, current, temperature, etc.) reaches the specified value, the controlled output circuit is turned on or off an electrical appliance. It can be divided into two categories: electrical (such as current, voltage, frequency, power, etc.) relays and non-electrical (such as temperature, pressure, speed, etc.) relays. With action ...

Siemens APT current transformer - introduction to the classification of current transformers Siemens APT current transformer - introduction to the classification of current transformers

Categorized by use According to different uses, current transformers can be roughly divided into two categories: Current transformer for measurement (or measurement winding of current transformer): provides current information of the power grid to measurement, metering and other devices within the normal working current range. Protecting Electricity ...

Siemens APT limit switches – what are the limits used for? Siemens APT limit switches – what are the limits used for?

daily life There are many applications of travel switches, and it is found in many electrical appliances. So what does such a simple switch do? It mainly plays the role of chain protection. The most common example is its use in washing machines and tape recorders (VCRs). ...

Siemens APT Limit Switches - Introduction to the types and characteristics of limit switches Siemens APT Limit Switches - Introduction to the types and characteristics of limit switches

Conventional domestic travel switch LX19-001/111 in the LX19 series, LXK3-20S/T in the LXK3 series, JLXK1 series JLXK1-111/411/511 in the conventional travel switch are the most representative.

Siemens APT limit switch - wiring method of limit switch Siemens APT limit switch - wiring method of limit switch

1. First of all, there is a general understanding of the knowledge of the limit switch, which is usually composed of a shell, an interconnection system and an operating head. 2. First of all, the limit switch should be set to the desired location, and then connected, in addition, it is necessary to figure out the meaning of different letters, such as NC for the long ...

Siemens APT limit switches – the difference between proximity switches and travel switches Siemens APT limit switches – the difference between proximity switches and travel switches

01 The role is different Proximity switches are contactless switches with a long life and are suitable for "pass-through signals". The travel switch is also known as the limit switch, the travel switch and the limit switch are both position switches, but the travel switch can detect the stroke, and can be used as an input signal to control the circuit at a certain distance ...

Siemens APT Relays – The difference between AC relays and DC relays Siemens APT Relays – The difference between AC relays and DC relays

1. Structural characteristics of AC relays The coil of the AC relay is shorter, and the wire diameter is thicker, mainly because the coil is passed through the alternating current, the reactance is larger, and the thick wire diameter can reduce the internal resistance and reduce the heat generation.

Features of Siemens APT Relays – AC Relays Features of Siemens APT Relays – AC Relays

1. Since the current through the AC electromagnetic relay is a changing alternating current, the magnetic flux in the magnetic circuit also changes with the alternation (sinusoidal law instead of straight line law). The suction force of the armature is varied between 0 and the maximum, so the suction of the AC electromagnetic relay is pulsating, variing.

Siemens APT Relays – Protection Measures for AC Solid State Relays Siemens APT Relays – Protection Measures for AC Solid State Relays

1. Selection of voltage level and overvoltage protection of solid-state relay When the voltage peak value applied to the AC terminal of the solid state relay exceeds the maximum voltage peak that the AC solid state relay can bear, the components in the solid state relay will be broken down by the voltage and cause damage to the AC solid state relay, ...

Siemens APT Relays – The working principle of zero-crossing AC solid state relays Siemens APT Relays – The working principle of zero-crossing AC solid state relays

1. Working process: AC zero-crossing solid state relays have the characteristic of turning on when the voltage crosses zero and turns off when the load current crosses zero. Circuit diagrams, dimensions and drawings of zero-crossing AC solid state relays When the optocoupler OPT is turned off (i.e. there is no input signal at the control end of the OPT ...

Siemens APT Relays – classified by their operating principle or structural characteristics Siemens APT Relays – classified by their operating principle or structural characteristics

(1) Electromagnetic relay: an electrical relay that works by using the suction force generated by the current in the input circuit between the electromagnet core and the armature. (2) Solid relay: refers to a kind of relay in which electronic components perform their functions without mechanical motion components, and the input and output are isolated.

Siemens APT Relays – Classified by relay form factor Siemens APT Relays – Classified by relay form factor

(1) Miniature relay: the longest side of the relay is not more than 10 mm. (2) Ultra-miniature relay: the longest side size is greater than 10 mm, but not more than 25 mm. (3) Small miniature relay: the longest side size is greater than 25 mm, but not large...

Siemens APT Relays – Classified by relay load Siemens APT Relays – Classified by relay load

(1) Micro-power relay: when the contact open circuit voltage is DC 28V, the (resistivity) is 0.1A, 0.2A relay. (2) Weak power relay: when the contact open circuit voltage is DC 28V, (resistivity) is 0.5A, 1A relay. (3) Medium power relay ...

Siemens APT relays – classified according to the protection characteristics of the relays Siemens APT relays – classified according to the protection characteristics of the relays

(1) Sealed relay: Relay with low leakage rate by welding or other methods to seal the contacts and coils in the cover and isolate them from the surrounding medium. (2) Enclosed relay: A relay that is sealed (not sealed) with a cover to protect the contacts and coils. ...

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