Omron Electronic Components Business Europe has announced the availability of the world’s smallest 10GHz RF MEMS switch, offering an insertion loss of ...

OMRON Announces New G5Q-HR Power Relay for Energy Efficient Applications Addition to long-standing product series provides improved functionality and endurance for lighting, home appliances ...

Omron Electronic Components has added to its range of latching power relays with devices that have interfaces for electric vehicle (EV) charge stations, PV inverters and lighting control. The G9TA ...

Omron Electronic Components Business Europe (OCB-EU) is a European leader in electromechanical PCB relays, as well as a leading supplier of components such as micro switches, DIP switches, ...

The new D2LS miniature surface-mount micro switches from Omron combine very small dimensions with a positive mechanical action, that's comparable to larger switches, while ensuring long-term ...

Omron is moving into the high power relay market with a 100A device featuring ≥5mΩ contact resistance. The G7EB is aimed at distribution power conditioning systems (PCS) as well as test equipment such ...

The relays market consists of sales of relays which are electromagnetic switches used to turn on or turn off a circuit electronically or electromechanically.

Omron Electronic Components Europe has extended its AC relay portfolio to provide its highest ever current and voltage capacity for AC PCB relays. The G9KA-E is able to operate with voltage capacity ...

Extensive product groups include relays, switches, connectors, MEMS flow sensors, pressure sensors, and optical components.

But perfect is the enemy of done, and as [Michal] explains, at $6 a pop for the Omron relays he and his son chose, there’s only so far you can go with relay logic before you’re taking out a ...

PC enthusiasts probably know Omron well, as it is the maker of premium mouse switches in productivity and gaming mice from the likes of Corsair, Acer, HyperX, Thermaltake, Cooler Master, Razer and ...

Power relays are specifically designed to handle either AC or DC. It’s important to know the fundamental differences between them before building them into a system.