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Paul_L Guru ![]() Joined: 03/03/2016 Location: United StatesPosts: 769 |
A triac could get hot if you don't use an adequate heat sink. These triacs and the zero crossing driver both cost less than a dollar. The only thing I can suggest is to play around with it. Paul in NY |
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Quazee137![]() Guru ![]() Joined: 07/08/2016 Location: United StatesPosts: 593 |
@Tinine Thanks was going to try the SSR's on a project next year and knowing there is a leakage current is very good thing to know. They may have wanted the zero crossing ability of the SSR passed on to the opto-coupler. @MicroBlocks This may sound odd but on an old Z80 based aluminum roller press they use a triac to slowly ramp up a relay was switched on to hold it. Then on power down they switched off at the zero crossing. For months they kept losing the triacs even with heat sinks as the over all system created a lot of heat. Here is an old project in line with what your doing. sous-vide-machine-you-can-make-at-home And here is the data you wanted 2017-11-21_111652_SSR_Thermal_Considerations.pdf Quazee137 |
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Tinine Guru ![]() Joined: 30/03/2016 Location: United KingdomPosts: 1646 |
Nah, this was DC and we're talking a few mA. According to the SSR data-sheet, the leakage shouldn't have been sufficient to drive the opto...but it was. They just didn't want me changing stuff because they never had a problem with the servo drive that failed. It was a different brand and obsolete and I have to believe that the same signal input, simply had a lower impedance. |
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