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MVS4 - SIP Series Reed Relays

This page provides the datasheet information for the MVS4, a member of the DSS SIP Series Reed Relays family.

Description

SRC Devices offers a large selection of molded SIP relays to meet customer applications.

The DSS4 was developed several years ago and continues to be the relay of choice for hook switch applications in modems and general purpose applications.

Features

  • Patent pending process (SIL4) High reliability switching 3V operate option available Quality defect levels 1 billion operations) Capable of switching up to 1000V High isolation between input and output (2500V) Optional internal diode & N. C. option High density board mounting Automatic insertion design State-of-the-art capsule designs Epoxy molded single-in-line package FCC68 compatible on MSS4 model.

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Part number MVS4
Manufacturer SRC Devices
File Size 599.08 KB
Description SIP Series Reed Relays
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SRC DEVICES SIP SERIES REED RELAYS SIL4 DSS4 MVS4 MSS4 DESCRIPTION SRC Devices offers a large selection of molded SIP relays to meet customer applications. The DSS4 was developed several years ago and continues to be the relay of choice for hook switch applications in modems and general purpose applications. The SIL4 is the first of a series of new molded products ideally suited for use in high reliability requirements. Its design centers on a new patent pending process aimed at protecting the hermetically sealed reed switch. When properly protected, the reed switch outperforms most other electromechanical switching devices for operating life (at low signal levels), isolation, low resistance and low operating power.
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