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Electronic Control Trainer Model 2040-1

The ADTON Electronic Control Trainer Model 2040-1 offers a comprehensive course on Solid State Relays (SSR) and their applications, highlighting their advantages over conventional electromagnetic relays. It features three low voltage circuits to control the SSR, which can manage higher voltage circuits for various electrical devices. The trainer includes experiments on different control switches and comparisons between electromechanical relays and SSRs, along with basic SCR and TRIAC concepts.

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Electronic Control Trainer Model 2040-1

The ADTON Electronic Control Trainer Model 2040-1 offers a comprehensive course on Solid State Relays (SSR) and their applications, highlighting their advantages over conventional electromagnetic relays. It features three low voltage circuits to control the SSR, which can manage higher voltage circuits for various electrical devices. The trainer includes experiments on different control switches and comparisons between electromechanical relays and SSRs, along with basic SCR and TRIAC concepts.

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ELECTRONIC CONTROL TRAINER MODEL 2040-1

The ADTON’s Electronic Control trainer provides a


comprehensive course on Solid State Relays (SSR) and
their applications. SSR’s are typically used as the modern
replacement to conventional electromagnetic relays. SSR’s
generally provide more flexibility in their control
applications and easily combine low voltage and high voltage circuits working in
conjunction with each other. This trainer provides a good introduction to
semiconductor applications and theory.

Education Objectives:
• The trainer features three low voltage circuits which controls the solid State
Relay that in turn controls a higher voltage circuit.

• The low voltage circuits include a touch operated switch circuit, a sound
operated switch circuit and an optical photo relay switch.

• A mode selection switch is used to determine which low voltage circuit will
control the SSR. The SSR will then be turned off or on by this circuit.

• The SSR has an output of 220-240 VAC, single phase, 50 Hz, 16 amp and
can control electric motors, lights or any other electrical device.

• Experiments covers the operating details on the touch control switch, on the
construction of the sound control switch and on the Photo-Optical switch.
Comparison of electromechanical relay to SSR’s, characteristics of SSR and basic
SSR design applications. SCR and TRIAC basics are also covered.

SPECIFICATIONS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT ANY PRIOR NOTICE


DUE TO CONSTANT DEVELOPMENTS

Advance Electronic Industries


1/135, Nahar & Seth Indl Estate, Pannalal Compd., [Link], Bhandup (W), Mumbai 400078.
Phone: 2596 9769, 9770, 2147, Fax: 2596 2147
E-mail: info@[Link], sales@[Link]

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