Technical data

Controlling with a relay

Article no: P1375900

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Principle

The students are familiar with the construction and functioning of electromagnets and, generally, are also aware of their use in a simple relay.
The changeover relay used in this experiment is more complicated. It is therefore recommended that the instructor go over the introductory information with the students. This makes it easier for the students to gain an understanding of the relatively intricate circuitry in the experiment.

Benefits

No additional cable connections between the building blocks needed - clear arragned and quick setup
Contact saftey due to puzzle blocks system
Corrosion-free gold plated contacts
Doubled earning sucess: Electric circuit diagram on top, real components can be seen unterside

Tasks

How does a relay trigger a switching process?

Show that an electromagnetic relay can be used to switch circuits (operating current circuits) on and off and as a changeover switch.

Scope of delivery

Angled connector module, SB	05601-02	4
T-shaped connector module, SB	05601-03	1
Interrupted connector module with sockets, SB	05601-04	1
Junction module, SB	05601-10	2
On-off switch module, SB	05602-01	1
Socket module for incandescent lamp E10, SB	05604-00	2
Relais module 6 V, SB	05674-00	1
Connecting cable, 32 A, red, various lengths	07361-01	2
Connecting cable, 32 A, blue, various lengths	07361-04	2
Filament lamps 12V/0.1A, E10, 10 pieces	07505-03	1
PHYWE Power supply, 230 V,DC: 0...12 V, 2 A / AC: 6 V, 12 V, 5 A	13506-93	1