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Similar to SainSmart Board | |
See http://www.sainsmart.com/arduino-pro-mini.html. Theres a schematic there. This board is a little different with jumpers to connect the VCC and GND either separately or in common. | ||
- David Hartman, NJ | ||
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Isolation and Snubber | |
Without a schematic, this is just a guess: The Arduino device is isolated with optical couplers, and the flyback kick from the relay coil is suppressed with snubber diodes . Both the couplers and diodes appear to be on the board. | ||
Steve Hollis | ||
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Needs documentation | |
I have not used my recently acquired board yet, but will soon. However, Im using it to switch a 120V low-current AC motor and would like to verify how the isolation is done and make sure I can trust the board. I need documentation to do that or I may have to use another product to be sure of UL conformance. Ill add stars when I can tell how it was designed. | ||
DLC | ||
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Great Value | |
This relay board is a great value. The board is less expensive than the individual components. Almost all relays draw too much current to be powered directly from an Arduino pin. This is a good solution! Use a diode, across the load connected to the relay, to block electrical noise interference with your Arduino. | ||
- Carl W, IL | ||