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LATCHING RELAY
LATCHING RELAY
• A latching relay is an electromechanical switch.
Latching relays are electronic parts that are used to
control large flow of electrical current with smaller
flow of current. Relays are typically used when small
continuous electrical currents must be used. A
latching relay, however, is used to control large currents with smaller ones,
using a pulse to move the switch that then stays in position, and this
reduces the power requirement slightly.
latching relays 20in052.pptx
WORKING PRINCIPLE:
• Latching relays have a small metal strip that, in essence, revolves
between two terminals. Solenoids, or small coils of wire, can be
found on either side of a magnetized switch that has one input and
two outputs at these terminals. The switch can be used to toggle
one circuit on and off, or it can be used to switch power between
two circuits. It's the coils that control the relay action. When an
electrical flow goes into the coils, that current generates a magnetic
field which turns off. The magnetic strip between the
• two coils is also exposed to the magnetic field, so that when the
circuit causes a pulse of electrical current through these coils, it
then pushes the switch mechanism from side to side. The metal
strip remains in that position until it receives another magnetic
pulse, but this time in the opposite direction. This action will push
the switch back to the other terminal. This type of relay remains in
the last position it was in when the current was removed.
APPLICATIONS OF LATCHING RELAY
• Latching relays are 'bi-stable,' meaning they have two relaxed states.
(These are also known as 'stay' relays.) When an electrical flow is
turned off, the latching relay remains in the last state it was in.
Latching relay is really a generic term that is used to describe the
type of relay that maintains its position after the power is removed.
The reason latching relays are used is because they allow control of
a circuit by providing a single pulse to a relay control circuit. They
are also used when it is necessary to have a relay that will maintain
its contact position during
• power interruptions, when power must be conserved. There are
many uses in today's electric devices for latching relays. These
include industrial or commercial machines, such as car wash
equipment that utilizes dryers and pumps. HVAC and refrigeration,
anti-condensation equipment, industrial cleaning equipment are all
excellent examples of equipment that utilizes latching relays.
Commercial coffee machines and commercial cooking equipment
also use latching relays.
TYPES OF LATCHING RELAY
• There are three major types of latching relays, including mechanical,
impulse sequencing, and magnetic. Mechanical latching relays use
locking mechanisms to hold contacts in the last position until they
receive information to change. This typically happens by energizing
a second coil. Contacts then will remain locked in that position until
the opposing coil has received energy. Impulse sequencing relays
transfer contacts with each pulse. Typically, impulse relays are made
up of a magnetic latch relay and a solid state circuit that will
determine which position the relay is in when power is applied, and
then the opposite coil will be energized.
• The contacts will hold this position when the power is removed, and when the
coils again receive energy, the cycle will start again. A magnetic latching relay
typically requires one pulse of coil power to move contacts in one direction, and
then requires another pulse that is redirected to move the contacts back in the
other direction. These types of relays can have either one or two coils. In a device
that has only a single coil, the relay will move in one direction when an
application of power occurs with one polarity. It will then reset when reversing
the polarity. In a device with dual coils, when the polarized current is applied to a
coil that is reset, the contacts will progress.
Magnetic relay Mechanical relay impulse
relay
APPLICATIONS OF LATCHING RELAY
• Some of the first applications of latching relays were in early
computers that needed magnetic latching relays in order to store
bits. Some of these computers in their earlier stages utilized other
types of relays such as reed relays. Early computer memory that
once used latching relays were replaced with something called
'delay line memory,' which was a form of memory used in the earlier
models of digital computers.
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latching relays 20in052.pptx

  • 2. LATCHING RELAY • A latching relay is an electromechanical switch. Latching relays are electronic parts that are used to control large flow of electrical current with smaller flow of current. Relays are typically used when small continuous electrical currents must be used. A latching relay, however, is used to control large currents with smaller ones, using a pulse to move the switch that then stays in position, and this reduces the power requirement slightly.
  • 4. WORKING PRINCIPLE: • Latching relays have a small metal strip that, in essence, revolves between two terminals. Solenoids, or small coils of wire, can be found on either side of a magnetized switch that has one input and two outputs at these terminals. The switch can be used to toggle one circuit on and off, or it can be used to switch power between two circuits. It's the coils that control the relay action. When an electrical flow goes into the coils, that current generates a magnetic field which turns off. The magnetic strip between the
  • 5. • two coils is also exposed to the magnetic field, so that when the circuit causes a pulse of electrical current through these coils, it then pushes the switch mechanism from side to side. The metal strip remains in that position until it receives another magnetic pulse, but this time in the opposite direction. This action will push the switch back to the other terminal. This type of relay remains in the last position it was in when the current was removed.
  • 6. APPLICATIONS OF LATCHING RELAY • Latching relays are 'bi-stable,' meaning they have two relaxed states. (These are also known as 'stay' relays.) When an electrical flow is turned off, the latching relay remains in the last state it was in. Latching relay is really a generic term that is used to describe the type of relay that maintains its position after the power is removed. The reason latching relays are used is because they allow control of a circuit by providing a single pulse to a relay control circuit. They are also used when it is necessary to have a relay that will maintain its contact position during
  • 7. • power interruptions, when power must be conserved. There are many uses in today's electric devices for latching relays. These include industrial or commercial machines, such as car wash equipment that utilizes dryers and pumps. HVAC and refrigeration, anti-condensation equipment, industrial cleaning equipment are all excellent examples of equipment that utilizes latching relays. Commercial coffee machines and commercial cooking equipment also use latching relays.
  • 8. TYPES OF LATCHING RELAY • There are three major types of latching relays, including mechanical, impulse sequencing, and magnetic. Mechanical latching relays use locking mechanisms to hold contacts in the last position until they receive information to change. This typically happens by energizing a second coil. Contacts then will remain locked in that position until the opposing coil has received energy. Impulse sequencing relays transfer contacts with each pulse. Typically, impulse relays are made up of a magnetic latch relay and a solid state circuit that will determine which position the relay is in when power is applied, and then the opposite coil will be energized.
  • 9. • The contacts will hold this position when the power is removed, and when the coils again receive energy, the cycle will start again. A magnetic latching relay typically requires one pulse of coil power to move contacts in one direction, and then requires another pulse that is redirected to move the contacts back in the other direction. These types of relays can have either one or two coils. In a device that has only a single coil, the relay will move in one direction when an application of power occurs with one polarity. It will then reset when reversing the polarity. In a device with dual coils, when the polarized current is applied to a coil that is reset, the contacts will progress.
  • 10. Magnetic relay Mechanical relay impulse relay
  • 11. APPLICATIONS OF LATCHING RELAY • Some of the first applications of latching relays were in early computers that needed magnetic latching relays in order to store bits. Some of these computers in their earlier stages utilized other types of relays such as reed relays. Early computer memory that once used latching relays were replaced with something called 'delay line memory,' which was a form of memory used in the earlier models of digital computers.