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Part RoHS Manufacturer Optoelectronic Type Mounting Feature Terminal Finish Maximum On State Voltage Configuration Maximum Supply Voltage Control Current Peak Surge Current Maximum Forward Current No. of Elements Nominal Supply Voltage Depth Packing Method Output Circuit Type Maximum Response Time Sub-Category Minimum Supply Voltage Maximum Operating Temperature Maximum On State Resistance Height Minimum Operating Temperature Maximum Reverse Leakage Current Maximum Output Voltage Maximum Isolation Voltage Maximum Input Trigger Current Control Voltage Repetitive Off-state Voltage (Peak) Maximum Power Dissipation Input Type Additional Features Minimum Current Transfer Ratio Length JESD-609 Code Maximum Forward Voltage Maximum On State Current

PVG612S-T

International Rectifier

TRANSISTOR OUTPUT SSR

TIN LEAD

SINGLE

.025 A

1

85 Cel

.5 ohm

-40 Cel

4000 V

UL RECOGNIZED

e0

1 A

DPA6119

International Rectifier

TRIGGER OUTPUT SSR

TIN LEAD

SINGLE

.025 A

1

85 Cel

-30 Cel

4000 V

UL RECOGNIZED, WITH ZERO CROSSOVER CIRCUIT

e0

1 A

PVG612AS-T

International Rectifier

TRANSISTOR OUTPUT SSR

TIN LEAD

SINGLE

.005 A

.025 A

1

MOSFET

Solid State Relays

85 Cel

.1 ohm

3.4 mm

-40 Cel

4000 V

DC

UL RECOGNIZED

8.6 mm

e0

2 A

DPA6111

International Rectifier

TRIGGER OUTPUT SSR

TIN LEAD

SINGLE

.025 A

1

85 Cel

-30 Cel

4000 V

UL RECOGNIZED, WITH ZERO CROSSOVER CIRCUIT

e0

1 A

5962-9314002HPA

Defense Logistics Agency

TRANSISTOR OUTPUT SSR

TIN LEAD

SINGLE WITH BUILT-IN DIODE

.02 A

1

125 Cel

1 ohm

-55 Cel

1500 V

HIGH RELIABILITY

e0

.8 A

5962-9314002HXA

Defense Logistics Agency

TRANSISTOR OUTPUT SSR

TIN LEAD

SINGLE WITH BUILT-IN DIODE

.02 A

1

125 Cel

1 ohm

-55 Cel

1500 V

HIGH RELIABILITY

e0

.8 A

5962-9314001HPA

Defense Logistics Agency

TRANSISTOR OUTPUT SSR

TIN LEAD

SINGLE WITH BUILT-IN DIODE

.02 A

1

125 Cel

1 ohm

-55 Cel

1500 V

HIGH RELIABILITY

e0

.8 A

LH1056AT

STMicroelectronics

TIN LEAD

.0013 A

1

MOSFET

Solid State Relays

85 Cel

4 mm

-40 Cel

1500 V

DC

8 mm

e0

RDHA701FP10A8QK

Infineon Technologies

TRANSISTOR OUTPUT SSR

TIN LEAD

SINGLE

1

MOSFET

Solid State Relays

125 Cel

.75 ohm

5.3 mm

-55 Cel

1000 V

DC

44 mm

e0

1.5 A

RDHA710SE10A2SK

Infineon Technologies

TRANSISTOR OUTPUT SSR

TIN LEAD

SINGLE

1

MOSFET

Solid State Relays

125 Cel

.165 ohm

6.9 mm

-55 Cel

1000 V

DC

34.7 mm

e0

12 A

RDHA710SE10A2QK

Infineon Technologies

TRANSISTOR OUTPUT SSR

TIN LEAD

SINGLE

1

MOSFET

Solid State Relays

125 Cel

.145 ohm

6.9 mm

-55 Cel

1000 V

DC

34.9 mm

e0

20 A

RDHA720SF06A1NK

Infineon Technologies

TRANSISTOR OUTPUT SSR

TIN LEAD

SINGLE

.012 A

1

MOSFET

Solid State Relays

125 Cel

.078 ohm

6.8 mm

-55 Cel

1000 V

DC

22.6 mm

e0

20 A

RDHA701FP10A8CK

Infineon Technologies

TRANSISTOR OUTPUT SSR

TIN LEAD

SINGLE

1

MOSFET

Solid State Relays

125 Cel

.75 ohm

5.3 mm

-55 Cel

1000 V

DC

44 mm

e0

1.5 A

RDHA710SE10A2FK

Infineon Technologies

TRANSISTOR OUTPUT SSR

TIN LEAD

SINGLE

1

MOSFET

Solid State Relays

125 Cel

.165 ohm

6.9 mm

-55 Cel

1000 V

DC

34.9 mm

e0

12 A

Solid State Relays

Solid state relays (SSRs) are electronic devices that are used to switch or control electrical loads without using any moving parts. They consist of a control circuit and a switching device, which are both made from semiconductor materials. SSRs are widely used in a variety of applications, including in industrial control systems, home automation, and power management.

The control circuit of an SSR typically consists of a light-emitting diode (LED) and a phototransistor or a photothyristor. The LED is used to control the phototransistor or photothyristor, which is used to switch the load. When the LED is turned on, it produces light that is detected by the phototransistor or photothyristor, which then switches the load.

One of the advantages of SSRs is their ability to switch high loads without the use of any mechanical components. They are also able to switch loads quickly and precisely, making them suitable for applications that require fast response times or precise control.

Another advantage of SSRs is their durability and reliability. They do not have any moving parts that can wear out or break, and they are not affected by vibrations or shocks.

One of the disadvantages of SSRs is their cost. They are generally more expensive than electromechanical relays, which use mechanical components to switch loads.