NC AC Load SSR with DC control - del30011
This is a Normally Closed PCB Mount SSR. That means when
DC Control input is low, the triac is ON, the output passes the load
current to turn on small heater-motor-lamp or a bigger contacter-drive
etc.
When input DC is high the output is OFF. This is also
Optically Isolated from Mains. A Microcontroller output which is
buffered by some driver can drive this relay. It is better that in big
systems these SSR Modules can be on another PCB, to avoid mains wiring
near Logic circuits. But this cannot be used for medical electronics,
or critical applications. More reliability and visual isolation of
voltages may be required for such equipment.
Connect this SSR In Series With Load, Like a Switch, Q2 Triac can be
BT136, TXC 10K40, TIC206D. 230V AC 2A Contact Rating or Load
capacity. The resistors R2 and R1 may have to suit the beta of Q1
and also the type of triac. R1 should be many times R4 for opto
to work. So if you select other components then redo design of
R1-R4.
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Q1 is biased by R1, this makes the Bridge D1 to D4 to form a low
impedance path for triac gate to MT1. This turns on the Triac
even when opto transistor is not conducting. Hence it is
NC. When LED of 4N35 lights up, the opto-npn conducts and
bypasses the bias current from R1 to ground. Q1 base loses its bias and
the collector opens to high impedance, Q1 is Off. The Bridge becomes a
piece of wood. The Triac Blocks the load current by closing its gates.
See 4N35 usage here.


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