02-05-2024, 02:56 AM
(This post was last modified: 02-05-2024, 03:01 AM by cabinlab.
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Do you mean the "relay coil" will get hot?
The datasheet for the JQC-3FF 12V relays says the voltage limit at 20°C is 14.4V. That is a normal range of 12V nominal systems.
The other components in the Power Supply section have tolerances of 35-40V, so can you help us understand the 12V limit instead of 14.4V from the datasheet?
Is there another component on the board causing the relay to overheat?
The datasheet for the JQC-3FF 12V relays says the voltage limit at 20°C is 14.4V. That is a normal range of 12V nominal systems.
The other components in the Power Supply section have tolerances of 35-40V, so can you help us understand the 12V limit instead of 14.4V from the datasheet?
Is there another component on the board causing the relay to overheat?