HYBRID REED - SOLID-STATE DEVICES ARE A NEW GENERATION OF PROTECTIVE RELAYS
Keywords:
relay, device, protection, generationAbstract
Author’s approach allows viewing the problem of re-equipment of relay protection in a new way. In theauthor’s opinion combination of reed switches with magnetic circuits and semiconductor elements opens
new avenues in development of the promising protective relays featuring reliability, simplicity and low cost.
Examples of protective relays made with these elements are given below.
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