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modified mains switch
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a larger load than it was designed for. Normally, a relay is used for
these situations, but this has the disadvantage of needing an auxiliary
voltage for operating the relay.
The diagram shows that the wanted aim can also be achieved
by two thyristors instead of a relay, which has the advantage of not
requiring an auxiliary supply. The arrangement depends on the
leakage current of one thyristor firing the other. It is important
that the thyristors are sensitive types, otherwise there is a risk that
the setup does not work. The thyristors used in the prototype are
Type S0602MH from SGS-Thomson. These fire at an I GT as low as
200 µA and can switch currents of up to 3.8 A. For safety’s sake,
the fuse is rated at 2 A (slow). It hardly needs mentioning that the
switch must be a Class II approved type.
F1
S0602MH
K1
2A T
Th1
K2
230V
230V
S1
Th2
S0602MH
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H. Bonekamp
It sometimes happens that it is necessary for the contacts of a
mains switch to be isolated or for the switch to be able to handle
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