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NOVEMBER 2023 EDITION

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Thanks for reading the November 2023 edition of OMRON Electronic Component's product newsletter, Component Insider.

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Featured Products 

This SPST-NO relay supports high-current applications with high-capacity load ratings. This is the highest capacity PCB relay on the market as of January 2023*. The high capacity and low contact resistance characteristics make the G9KA ideal for main power disconnect in EV Chargers, PV inverters/power conditioners, industrial inverters, as well as UPS systems. This 300A, high-power relay reduces the necessity for complex temperature designs and the inclusion of heat transfer devices due to low contact resistance as compared to similar relays. It can support designs with high voltage requirements of up to 1,000VAC.

This next generation Ultra Subminiature Basic Switch uses optical sensing technology to achieve faster response times and higher reliability.  Based off the D2FC switch platform, the D2FP still has a crisp, click feeling associated with electromechanical switches.  The optical technology in this switch has no signal bounce or chatter since there are no contacts bouncing during switching.  The low power consumption on the D2FP optical switch results in longer battery life in mice applications for battery operated models.  

This SPST-NO relay supports high current applications with high capacity load ratings. It is an extension of the G7EB family, allowing support of 120A carry at 800 VAC, up from the standard 100A rating. The high capacity characteristic makes the G7EB ideal for both power conditioner/industrial inverters, EV Chargers, as well as UPS systems. This relay reduces the necessity for complex temperature designs and inclusion of heat transfer devices due to low contact resistance as compared to similar relays.

Omron expands on its Photomicrosensor lineup with the new EE-SX1330-2.  This surface-mounted device (SMD) can help contribute to downsizing of appliances and automation equipment.  The EE-SX1330-2 features high speed response which is not offered among other transmissive photomicrosensors in this size range (3mm-5mm slot width).  This high-speed response type has 50% less rise time than conventional products which contributes to high-speed response and low power consumption in a wide range of Applications. Also, the Pulse width modulation on this model reduces the power consumption compared to the standard EE-SX1330 version.

OMRON News

No need to "sensor" your curiosity with OMRON's latest Creative Lab Video, featuring the advanced B5W-DB & LB sensors. It's an illuminating exploration, shining a light on the forefront of sensor technology! Don't just reflect on it – click, watch, and dive into the future of sensing now!

A single component solves the need to check device status and settings at a glance. Learn more about the different solutions OMRON has to offer.

OMRON has committed to investing in the expansion of high-power relays for energy applications as well as create brand new products with the Weather Station for monitoring of photovoltaic (PV) systems. 

Please join OMRON’s upcoming webinar on November 16th at 11:00 a.m. CST. It will highlight some of the key advantages offered by their IoT module and weather station, and share more details in the development of these products. Cary Horan, Business Development Manager, will be discussing the advantages these products can offer within the Oil/Gas and Agriculture Industry. 

Interested in other events OMRON is a part of or hosting? Check out our events page so you never miss a thing!

For a limited time, we will be offering our membership program free to anyone who signs up for it.

• Free download of 2D/3D CAD and ECAD files
• Updated information on New Products
• Access to OMRON's exclusive newsletter
• Downloadable RoHS Certifications
• Reference History
• And more to come...

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