pulse continuity relay
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peer agreement (net): +1See explanation below... Explanation: Here is a URL that gives you a manufacturer's catalgoue page telling you about them. I'm not personally familiar with this type of component, but it seems to be a relay that is driven by a pulse, and stays on for a pre-determined time period. In other words, it will take a momentary input signal and convert it into a continuous output, for a presettable length of time. The sort of thing that is used to control lights on landings in blocks of flats! |
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