Yocto-MaxiCoupler-V2-C
This USB (Type-C) device features 8 solid state relays, capable of driving directly small low-voltage loads You can add Ethernet, Wireless or GSM connectivity to this device. This module is available in several connector variants...
This USB device features 8 solid state relays, able to switch directly up to 48 VDC or 30 VAC r.m.s. for loads up to 1.3 A. Thanks to their on-state resistance of only 0.1 Ohm, they can even stand short peaks up to 5 A (max.100ms). This device therefore provides a compact alternative to mechanical relays for switching signals an small loads.
The state of each output is shown by a LED. This device does not require any external power. Each output is features a multilayer varistor, which protects the solid-state relay against voltage transients.
This module is the equivalent of the Yocto-MaxiCoupler-V2, but with a USB type-C connector. Both versions can be connected to a USB A, Type C or Micro-B host with the appropriate cable.
This device can be connected directly to an Ethernet network using a YoctoHub-Ethernet, to a WiFi network using a YoctoHub-Wireless-n and to a GSM network using a YoctoHub-GSM.
USB cables and enclosures to be ordered separately.
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ReferenciaMXCUPL2C
Ficha técnica
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Épaisseur10.1mm
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Anchura58.3mm
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Longueur50mm
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Peso15g
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Connecteur USBUSB-C
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Canaux8
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ChipsetG3VM-61GR2
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Déclassement de puissance17mA / °C above 40°C
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Tension de travail max.48V DC
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Courant max commutable1.3A
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Temp. de fonctionnement normale5...40°C
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Temp. de fonctionnement étendue-30...85°C
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DriversFonctionne sans driver
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