Panasonic ASCT1F46E Benutzerhandbuch

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Load
+
Load 
OFF 
Load
+
A 
B
B side OFF
Load 
Short current
Arcing
 
Arcing
 
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Connect the load to one side of the power supply as shown in Fig. (a). Connect the contacts to the other 
side. This prevents high voltages from developing between contacts. If contacts are connected to both 
side of the power supply as shown in Fig. (b), there is a risk of shorting of the power supply when 
relatively close contacts short.   
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
                Fig. (a) Good example                   (b) Bad example  
23. Connection 
of load 
Regarding the following circuit constructions with 2-coil relays (twin relays) or single-pole relays, an arc 
between contacts may be generated when breaking of load current depending on the type of load 
current, voltage, and load. Please note that or contact us.       
<2 coil relay (twin relay) or two of single-pole relays> 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
<Single-pole relay> 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
4. Load, 
electrical 
life 
24. Short 
between 
interelectrodes 
When using of multipole relays such as 2-coil relays (twin relays), verify insulation and breakdown 
voltage between contacts in each pole in order to avoid an accident caused by short.   
After continuous applying of current to coil and contacts, if the current is turned OFF then immediately 
turned ON again, coil resistance and the pick-up voltage will increase due to the temperature rise in the 
coil. 
1. Hot start 
voltage 
Temperature rise value of coil is greatly affected by circuit board, connected harness, connected 
connector, heat dissipation of system/modules, and heat source around relay. Please verify whether it is 
operating properly or inoperative under actual vehicle and actual use conditions.   
Coil resistance and the pick-up voltage will increase when the relay is used in a higher temperature 
atmosphere. The resistance/temperature coefficient of copper wire is about 0.4% for 1°C, and the coil 
resistance increases with this ratio. On the other hand, coil resistance and the drop-out voltage will 
decrease at lower temperature. Coil resistance change decreases with the same ratio at higher 
temperature, about 0.4% for 1°C. 
Therefore, please confirm the relay operation in every operating temperature range, with attention to 
such temperature characteristic. 
2. Ambient 
temperature 
characteristic 
The ambient usage temperature should be set as around the relay inside the box because a heat 
generated by a relay itself or other instruments causes increase of temperature inside the box.   
5. Coil 
impressed 
voltage 
3. Applied 
voltage 
Note that a coil impression with a voltage greater than or equal to the maximum continuous impressed 
voltage may cause temperature rise which could cause coil burning or layer short. Furthermore, do not 
exceed the usable ambient temperature range listed in the catalog. Please contact us regarding PWM 
control.