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jaikanth · 28th December 2004, 07:05 PM

:roll:
Hi everybody,

I want to activate the two way relay using a push button.
means, if i push once the relay should activate and if i again push the relay should deactivate the the input voltage.
1. push the button( coil of the relay has to energise..and give the contact)
2.push the button 2nd time(relay should not give the contact)
can any body suggest a simple circuit?

I want 5v as a relay voltage and 12v as a coil volatge.
thank u.

Styx · 28th December 2004, 07:10 PM

use a DTSP push-button switch tied to +5V via a resistor - simple

Dr.EM · 28th December 2004, 09:03 PM

Yeah, using a mechanical locking switch would be your easiest option. Doing it any other way you'll need a flip flop circuit, which is suprisingly complex for such a simple task.

panic mode · 28th December 2004, 11:32 PM

this can be done with momentary button and three relays
(if that's what you want).
search for 'flip-flop' circuit on www.plcs.net forum
if three relays are too much, you can do it with one and
some electronics (same thing, it would use electronic
version of a flip flop circuit...)

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28th December 2004, 07:05 PM	(permalink)
jaikanth	relay activation using IC or any circuit :roll: Hi everybody, I want to activate the two way relay using a push button. means, if i push once the relay should activate and if i again push the relay should deactivate the the input voltage. 1. push the button( coil of the relay has to energise..and give the contact) 2.push the button 2nd time(relay should not give the contact) can any body suggest a simple circuit? I want 5v as a relay voltage and 12v as a coil volatge. thank u.

28th December 2004, 07:10 PM	(permalink)
Styx	use a DTSP push-button switch tied to +5V via a resistor - simple

28th December 2004, 09:03 PM	(permalink)
Dr.EM	Yeah, using a mechanical locking switch would be your easiest option. Doing it any other way you'll need a flip flop circuit, which is suprisingly complex for such a simple task.

28th December 2004, 11:32 PM	(permalink)
panic mode	this can be done with momentary button and three relays (if that's what you want). search for 'flip-flop' circuit on www.plcs.net forum if three relays are too much, you can do it with one and some electronics (same thing, it would use electronic version of a flip flop circuit...)