liuman51086
New Member
Hi All,
I'm trying to use a solid state relay to control the triggering of a circuit. The load is ~300V DC with a very low current. Therefore, I'm using a Panasonic Photomos relay ( AQY210EH , datasheet plus specs here: Panasonic | Relays, Switches and Indicators | Relays | PCB Solid State Relays (SSR) | PCB Mounting SIL, DIL & SMT |AQY210EH)
My problem is that I can't get the relay to turn on? Typical relays I've worked with has the control input just a a voltage, but I've tried applying a voltage, a current (from the specs and higher), and nothing turns on the relay.
Has anyone had any experience using these relays? Or has any suggestions for alternatives? Ideally I would want it to be able to control the relay from TTL logic source.
Thanks!
I'm trying to use a solid state relay to control the triggering of a circuit. The load is ~300V DC with a very low current. Therefore, I'm using a Panasonic Photomos relay ( AQY210EH , datasheet plus specs here: Panasonic | Relays, Switches and Indicators | Relays | PCB Solid State Relays (SSR) | PCB Mounting SIL, DIL & SMT |AQY210EH)
My problem is that I can't get the relay to turn on? Typical relays I've worked with has the control input just a a voltage, but I've tried applying a voltage, a current (from the specs and higher), and nothing turns on the relay.
Has anyone had any experience using these relays? Or has any suggestions for alternatives? Ideally I would want it to be able to control the relay from TTL logic source.
Thanks!