Pickering Electronics Series 80 85-1-B-12/1D

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These ranges of reed relays are available with both dry and mercury wetted switches. They are available with 5, 12 and 24 volts coils, a particularly useful feature of the 5 volt dry devices is their ability to be driven directly from TTL, the coil requiring only 10mA of drive current. All units have an internal magnetic screen and can be supplied with built-in diode if required. Standard coil voltages are 5, 12 and 24 volts. All relays are fitted with internal magnetic screen to avoid stray magnetic interaction between adjacent relays. Many special coil resistances are available, and relays can be designed to customers specific requirements. These Pickering relays fit straight onto P.C. boards with pins on the popular 0.1 inch grid. They are completely protected, being encapsulated in plastic cases. With these series you get the choice of three different dry reed switches and two mercury wetted switches in a range of configurations to cover all switching problems. See Switch Ratings in adjacent column. The Series 80 and 85 are electrically similar ranges but with alternative pin configurations; these are shown overleaf. Their mercury wetted equivalents are prefixed 88 and 89 respectively..
Description
These ranges of reed relays are available with both dry and mercury wetted switches. They are available with 5, 12 and 24 volts coils, a particularly useful feature of the 5 volt dry devices is their ability to be driven directly from TTL, the coil requiring only 10mA of drive current. All units have an internal magnetic screen and can be supplied with built-in diode if required. Standard coil voltages are 5, 12 and 24 volts. All relays are fitted with internal magnetic screen to avoid stray magnetic interaction between adjacent relays. Many special coil resistances are available, and relays can be designed to customers specific requirements. These Pickering relays fit straight onto P.C. boards with pins on the popular 0.1 inch grid. They are completely protected, being encapsulated in plastic cases. With these series you get the choice of three different dry reed switches and two mercury wetted switches in a range of configurations to cover all switching problems. See Switch Ratings in adjacent column. The Series 80 and 85 are electrically similar ranges but with alternative pin configurations; these are shown overleaf. Their mercury wetted equivalents are prefixed 88 and 89 respectively..
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The Pickering Series 85 reed relay is a general-purpose device with a 1 Form B (energize to break) dry switch, designed for surface mounting on PCBs with a 0.1 inch pin grid. It features a 12 V coil with an initial resistance of 3000 Ω and includes an internal diode as indicated by the /1D suffix. The relay is encapsulated in a plastic case with an internal mu-metal magnetic screen to prevent magnetic interference. It supports a maximum contact power rating of 10 W at 200 V and a maximum switching current of 1.2 A. The device is compatible with TTL-level drive and meets the same dimensional and mounting standards as other Series 80 and 85 variants.

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The Pickering Series 85 reed relay is a general-purpose device with a 1 Form B (energize to break) dry switch, designed for surface mounting on PCBs with a 0.1 inch pin grid. It features a 12 V coil with an initial resistance of 3000 Ω and includes an internal diode as indicated by the /1D suffix. The relay is encapsulated in a plastic case with an internal mu-metal magnetic screen to prevent magnetic interference. It supports a maximum contact power rating of 10 W at 200 V and a maximum switching current of 1.2 A. The device is compatible with TTL-level drive and meets the same dimensional and mounting standards as other Series 80 and 85 variants.

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Series 80
85-1-B-12/1D
Series 80 85-1-B-12/1D
These ranges of reed relays are available with both dry and mercury wetted switches. They are available with 5, 12 and 24 volts coils, a particularly useful feature of the 5 volt dry devices is their ability to be driven directly from TTL, the coil requiring only 10mA of drive current. All units have an internal magnetic screen and can be supplied with built-in diode if required. Standard coil voltages are 5, 12 and 24 volts. All relays are fitted with internal magnetic screen to avoid stray magnetic interaction between adjacent relays. Many special coil resistances are available, and relays can be designed to customers specific requirements. These Pickering relays fit straight onto P.C. boards with pins on the popular 0.1 inch grid. They are completely protected, being encapsulated in plastic cases. With these series you get the choice of three different dry reed switches and two mercury wetted switches in a range of configurations to cover all switching problems. See Switch Ratings in adjacent column. The Series 80 and 85 are electrically similar ranges but with alternative pin configurations; these are shown overleaf. Their mercury wetted equivalents are prefixed 88 and 89 respectively..

These ranges of reed relays are available with both dry and mercury wetted switches. They are available with 5, 12 and 24 volts coils, a particularly useful feature of the 5 volt dry devices is their ability to be driven directly from TTL, the coil requiring only 10mA of drive current. All units have an internal magnetic screen and can be supplied with built-in diode if required.

Standard coil voltages are 5, 12 and 24 volts. All relays are fitted with internal magnetic screen to avoid stray magnetic interaction between adjacent relays. Many special coil resistances are available, and relays can be designed to customers specific requirements. These Pickering relays fit straight onto P.C. boards with pins on the popular 0.1 inch grid. They are completely protected, being encapsulated in plastic cases. With these series you get the choice of three different dry reed switches and two mercury wetted switches in a range of configurations to cover all switching problems. See Switch Ratings in adjacent column.

The Series 80 and 85 are electrically similar ranges but with alternative pin configurations; these are shown overleaf. Their mercury wetted equivalents are prefixed 88 and 89 respectively..

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Technical Specifications

  Pickering Electronics
Product Category Electromechanical Relays
Product Number 85-1-B-12/1D
Product Name Series 80
Relay Type General; Reed Relay
Mounting PCBoard
Poles Single Pole (SP)
Throw Single Throw
NO 0
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