Some DC electromechanical switches are hard to come by in today’s environment of materials shortages and shipping constraints. In contrast, solid-state switches and contactors can be easier to source and offer many advantages over traditional switches—often at the same price point.
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Topics: Auxiliary Battery Switches, Switches, Solid State, Automotive Switches
What Does "Solid State" Mean for Electrical Components?
Posted by K.E. Gregoric on Sep 29, 2016 12:26:32 PM
Any purchasing department is familiar with the term "solid state." Solid state electronics and circuits are fairly common in automotive electrical, but how well do you understand how this technology works, as well as the benefits and drawbacks? So let's take a look at solid state components, and what they mean for vehicles and engineering.
Topics: Resources & Tools, New Technologies, Relays, Solid State