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FTR-P2CN010W1 - SILENT TWIN RELAY

This page provides the datasheet information for the FTR-P2CN010W1, a member of the FTR-P2 SILENT TWIN RELAY family.

Features

  • q Low operating sound An original silent mechanism decreases the propagation of operating sound when mounted on a PCB. (Average sound pressure: 50dB at 5 cm). q Compact, high density package 350 mm2 mounting area. (11% less than the FBR 510 series non- quiet twin relay). q High sensitivity, low power consumption (nominal power consumption: 450 mW). q High capacity DataSheet4U. com Heat dissipation is high due to a single cover structure. q Ease of PCB layout The FTR-P2 incorporates inter.

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www.DataSheet4U.com SILENT TWIN RELAY FOR AUTOMOTIVE APPLICATIONS 1POLE X 2, H-BRIDGE, 25A FTR-P2 SERIES s FEATURES q Low operating sound An original silent mechanism decreases the propagation of operating sound when mounted on a PCB. (Average sound pressure: 50dB at 5 cm). q Compact, high density package 350 mm2 mounting area. (11% less than the FBR 510 series non- quiet twin relay). q High sensitivity, low power consumption (nominal power consumption: 450 mW). q High capacity DataSheet4U.com Heat dissipation is high due to a single cover structure. q Ease of PCB layout The FTR-P2 incorporates internal H-Bridge connections typically used in reversing applications. All terminals are on the perimeter. q High breaking capability. In addition to the standard gap product (0.
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