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Relay Board 4 Channel PDF

This document describes a 4-channel relay module board that can be used to control AC or DC power levels using a microcontroller. The module has 4 independently controlled relays that each provide normally open, common, and normally closed contacts. It can switch loads up to 10 amps at 30V DC or 10 amps at 250V AC. The module is powered externally and has optically isolated relays to protect the microcontroller from failures in the controlled equipment.

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Relay Board 4 Channel PDF

This document describes a 4-channel relay module board that can be used to control AC or DC power levels using a microcontroller. The module has 4 independently controlled relays that each provide normally open, common, and normally closed contacts. It can switch loads up to 10 amps at 30V DC or 10 amps at 250V AC. The module is powered externally and has optically isolated relays to protect the microcontroller from failures in the controlled equipment.

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com

Relay Board 4 Channel 5v

Description:
Relays are the Hulks (tm -DC Comics) of the electronics world. Often dumb and
simple, but DANG they can control lots of power. These are ideal in situations where you
need to comfortably control AC or DC power levels. Transistors and FETs can do the same
job, but often not with the convenience and reliability of a good old relay.
Use this 4 Channel Relay Module board to interface any Microcontroller with
Electrical Appliances/Loads. Can also be used in driving high power motors.4-channel relay
output modules, relay output contacts 250A 10A. Input IN1, IN2, IN3, IN4, the signal line
LOW effective. VCC, GND power input, can relay a separate power supply relay power
input of JD-VCC.

Product Summary:
 Module can be controlled directly by Microcontroller (Raspberry Pi, Arduino, 8051,
AVR, PIC, DSP, ARM, ARM, MSP430, TTL logic)
 Easy to install and fix
 Optically Isolated relays to protect your microcontroller from damage if the
equipment being controlled fails
 Four screw holes, hole diameter 3.1mm
 Relay status indicator light, release status LED is off
 Relay Maximum output: DC 30V/10A, AC 250V/10A
 Size: 75mm (l) x 55mm (b) x 19.3mm (h)
 Weight: 58 gm
 PCB Color: Blue
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Application:
 Raspberry Pi, Arduino, 8051, AVR, PIC, DSP, ARM, ARM, MSP430, TTL logic can
drive the module
 PLC control
 Smart home control
 Industrial sector

Relay Module Inputs


The module is supplied with power via the pin labelled VCC and ground via the pin
labelled GND.
The relays are energized with low inputs to the IN1, IN2, IN3 and IN4 inputs

Relay Module Outputs.


There are four relays that each provides dry contact outputs. That is to say that each
relay provides a common (COM) , normally open (NO) and a normally closed (NC) terminal.
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Module Schematic
Fundamentally this is four separate circuits on one board. Other than sharing VCC
and ground, the channels are isolated from one another. See the schematic below:

5V Arduino Four Channel Relay Schematic


Typical Connection to an Arduino
The drawing below shows the typical connections to an Arduino. In the example
shown, a low output on D7 will cause the light bulb to turn on.

5V Four Channel Relay Arduino Connections

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