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| RTC1L RELAY SPECIFICATIONS |
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data are at 20°C ambient temperature unless otherwise noted. |
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| PCB Miniature High Current Latching relay. |
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| Covers
a broad range |
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automotive applications. |
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relays are lead free / RoHS compliant. |
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observe the special notes at the last page of this data sheet. |
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RTC1L |
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| Available Standard Types |
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| RTCL1 |
Standard Type |
reflow solderable |
125°C |
max. ambient temperature |
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| The standard Reflow types have a vent-hole
in the cover (Letter T appended) |
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| Special Features available: ( see nomenclature page) |
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| Available Coil Options |
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| Contact versions |
Coil Resistance |
Nominal Power |
Polarity at Pin 6 |
Set Voltage |
Reset Voltage |
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C contact |
75 Ω
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1.920
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plus |
6.5 V |
6.5
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| Form U contact |
75 Ω
each |
1.920
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minus |
7.2 V |
7.2
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±10% |
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SPECIFICATION |
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Contact Arrangement
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1 Form C / 1Form U
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Contact Material
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AgSnO2 Alloy
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Contact Resistance
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Typical 3 mΩ (max 50mΩ at 6 VDC
1A)
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Contact Rated Load
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25A at
14VDC Motor load (Locked Rotor)
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Max. Switching Current/ Voltage
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30A at
16VDC
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Max. Continuous Current at 20 °C
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30A at
14VDC for 1hour
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Min. Switching Current (recommended)
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1A at 12VDC
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Dielectric Strength
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500VAC
for 1 minute (between coil and contact)
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500VAC for 1 minute (between open contacts)
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Insulation Resistance
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Min 100MΩ (at 500VDC)
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SET / RESET pulse
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min 10ms
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max 1
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Set Time
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Max 10ms
(at 12VDC, 20℃ with pulse > 10 ms)
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Reset Time
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Shock
resistance
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False Operation
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Min 98m/s2 ( 10G) :Shock wave
11ms
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Endurance
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Min 980m/s2 (100G) :Shock wave
6ms
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Vibration resistance
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False Operation
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Min 43m/s2
( 4.4G) at 10 to 500Hz
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Endurance
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Mechanical Life (no load)
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Min 10×106 Operations(300 cycles/minute)
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Electrical Life at rated load
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Min 1.0×105 Operations (2 sec. ON/ 2 sec. OFF)
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Ambient Temperature range
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-40°C to 125°C
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Weight
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Approx. 10 g
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| TECHNICAL
REFERENCE DATA FOR THE RTCL1-75 RELAY |
| Contact Resistance of the NO contact |
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Contact Resistance of the NC contact |
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| Set Time with 12 V |
Reset Time with 12V |
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| Operating Voltage Range |
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Please
note, that this diagram
shows the SET/ RESET Voltage range
and the Maximum Voltage is 16 V
for coil at ambient temperature.
Not valid for continuous condition
since it is required,
that the latching relays are
energized by impulses only.
No Load Current considered.
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| TECHNICAL REFERENCE DATA FOR THE RTCL1-75 RELAY |
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Coil temperature rise
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Over current limit
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Set and Reset Time |
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Contact voltage drop over the NO contact
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increasing current |
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decreasing current |
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This
diagram shows
the voltage drop over current
for the NO contact during
the increase of the current
and during the decrease |
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| External Dimensions / Wiring Diagram / PCB
Pin Layout |
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| Packaging specification |
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| Standard Tube Packaging |
40 relays
per tube, 20 tubes per box (800 relays per box) |
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| Notes: |
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benefit of a latching relay lies in the fact that it can be operated
with short pulses so that the heat of the coil which normally is
the highest contributor is not recognizable any more |
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relay. |
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relays need to be turned on by one pulse at one winding and turned
off by a puls in the opposite direction or by another pulse to a
second winding. |
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latching relay is recognizable
by at least 3 coil pins instead of 2 of a neutral relays |
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the 2 windings of the coil of the TCL are not symmetrical you cannot
swap the function from one winding to the other. The coils which
require the pin 6 to be "minus" are marked with the letter
"H" at the end. |
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| A latching relay should be operated by pulses with
a width between 10 ms and 1000ms. |
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| If the pulse
is too short, the relay may not operate. If the voltage is applied
too long especially at high ambient temperature the coil might overheat
quickly. |
| Apply a voltage to the coil in the polarity specified
by the internal connection diagram of the relay. |
| Do not apply voltage at the set and reset windings
at the same time. |
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| A latching relay is factory-set to the reset state
for shipment. |
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to vibration or shock. |
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| Therefore it is recommendable to reset the relay
before the PCB is tested. |
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| The spring of this relay might relax if you run these
relays in a SET condition through the reflow oven |
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| Taiko recommends to RESET the relays in a special
step before reflow soldering. |
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| For further
information, please contact Taiko device Techno. |
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| Disclaimer: |
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| The above information
is for information only and with no responsibility, not binding
and can be changed any time. |
| Taiko Device Techno cannot be held responsible
for typos, or misprints. |
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