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Panasonic Electric Works (formerly Aromat) offers the compact ARJ relay with excellent high frequency characteristics tested up to 8GHz. A low insertion loss value of 0.25dB typical at 5GHz minimizes signal loss that is critical at higher frequencies. Low crosstalk is achieved with a typical isolation of 42dB and signal reflection is kept to a minimum with a VSWR of 1.15 typical at 5GHz. The ARJ is ideal for the demanding requirements of test equipment and mobile ...

New Providence, New Jersey: Panasonic Electric Works (formerly Aromat Corporation), introduces a 300A compact power relay with encapsulated contacts. 400V DC high voltage switching cutoff has been achieved thanks to hermetically sealed construction and magnetic arc motion through use of a permanent magnet. Typical applications for this 1 Form A relay include fuel-cell, electric and hybrid vehicles, UPS, automatic guided vehicles, elevators, construction machinery, ...

New Providence, New Jersey: Panasonic Electric Works (The new name for Aromat) introduces a new slim compact safety relay designated the SFS. This slim profile relay features forcibly guided contacts, complying with EN50205 Type A. With a built-in LED indicator, the need for design and mounting of separate LED circuit is eliminated, cutting costs and saving labor. The SFS (4 poles) measures 40mm (L) x 13mm (W) x 24 (H).

Same universal terminal footprint as the JS relay in a more compact size (cube type). 19.5 (L) x 15.5 (W) x 15.5 (H) mm. PCB mount area 86% of the JS, height 95%. Excellent heat resistance and tracking performance. 105°C ambient operating temperature (UL Class F) Plastic materials meet PTI250 standards EN60335 Glow Wire Test compliant ...

New Providence, New Jersey: Panasonic Electric Works (formerly Aromat Corporation), introduces a 300A compact power relay with encapsulated contacts. 400V DC high voltage switching cutoff has been achieved thanks to hermetically sealed construction and magnetic arc motion through use of a permanent magnet. Typical applications for this 1 Form A relay include fuel-cell, electric and hybrid vehicles, UPS, automatic guided vehicles, elevators, construction...

With higher frequency signals, it is important to use electronic components that are rated to handle such frequencies to avoid noise and signal degradation. When designing a high frequency relay, an engineer will evaluate the following characteristics...