Relay circuit
A technology for relays and monitoring circuits, used in relays, circuits, circuit devices, etc.
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[0025] figure 1 The schematic diagram showing the series connection of relay K1 and relay K2. In this exemplary embodiment, it is assumed that both relays K1 , K2 have the same minimum holding voltage UHalt,min1=UHalt,min2. Furthermore, the relay K1 has a coil resistance Rsp1 and the relay K2 has a coil resistance Rsp2, which in this embodiment corresponds to twice the coil resistance Rsp1, so Rsp2=2×Rsp1.
[0026] On the premise that a current I flows through the two relay coils K1 and K2, the voltage drop on the relay K1 is UK1=IxRsp1, and the voltage drop on the relay K2 is UK2=Ix2xRsp1=2xUK1. If V1=50%, then:
[0027] V1=UHalt, min1 / UK1=50%>>V2=UHalt, min2 / UK2= 1 / 2 UHalt, min1 / UK1=25%.
[0028] As a result, relay K1 is the first to release in the event of a disturbance of the supply voltage UV because V1 >> V2.
[0029] figure 2 Indicates that the supply voltage UV decreases with time t. In addition, the voltage drops UK1 and UK2 across the relay coils are shown...
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