5 volt relay module switched by either high or low input signal how to DIY demonstration

[@blackturtleshow]

Interesting information! Excellent demonstration video!

[@Electronzap]

Thanks!

[@Ikmijnnaam]

A thanks man !!!! Now that is what I call a good video !!! Good work you kept it brief you understand we are people who are busy and your info is very clear and direct, I need people like you anddddddd it is not often when I say this to an American cauzzzzzz I mean let's be honest rightttttt to many yanks right but you are doing good I am going to subscribe to your channel finally someone who understands that you don't need more then 2 minutes to explain the workings of a simple magnetic relay !!!! Thumbs up sir ! Good job !!!!!

[@Electronzap]

Thanks for watching?

[@weAreNotAloneHere]

So for it to work as a trigger does the trigger line need to have its neutral connected to the coms too?

[@Electronzap]

The mechanical switch part is completely separate from the control and module power parts of the board. It can switch a load with the same power source as the module or have a completely different power source, but only connect one or the other.

[@weAreNotAloneHere]

@@Electronzap Appreciate you taking the time to respond. This might be easier, so basically the issue I have is, the machine has a 5v lamp that is usually on, but at times it switches on and off automatically, I want that 5v lamp to trigger the relays switch/trigger. However there is only 1 line in on the modules trigger… and when I connect the one 5v wire off the lamp it does not trigger , but when I use the lamps neutral which I connect to the now shared COM , it works. I was abit confused as I don’t usually share two separate neutral lines. As the power to the module I use a 12v separate power source. All coming from the same machine, but from different circuits. Does that make sense and do you think that’s how it’s to be wired ?

[@aljayramos5437]

can I ask what size of screw driver did you use on relay module

[@Electronzap]

I made this video a long time ago, so don't know. I just bought a screwdriver kit with the most assorted bits at a low price. If the bit I normally use won't work well enough, I keep trying other ones I have til I get the best grip on the screw.

[@videostar555]

do you hve a circuit diagram of it?

[@willydarmawan1978]

will it work with pulse signal?

[@frankwright9452]

Thanks for explaining it. Great job! I really enjoyed it..very informative and also because you sound like comedian Norm McDonald (rip). He was my fave!😅

[@Electronzap]

Yeah, he was awesome, thanks for watching!

[@captshadab]

So can dc be connected in com port even though it's not mentioned

[@Electronzap]

Yeah you switch DC.

[@captshadab]

@@Electronzap seems like so. Why haven't they mentioned on relay that it can control DC Quite weird

[@AhmedRaza-he9tg]

Zero seconds time delay swallowing off my router reboot problem please help me

[@Electronzap]

Sorry I have no experience with that, will have to search Google for a solution.

[@AhmedRaza-he9tg]

@@Electronzap 😓

[@TOMTOM-nh3nl]

Thank You

[@Electronzap]

Thank you!

[@magnuswootton6181]

I heard on forums they don't last long switching onand off, but that's got to be wrong cause otherwise no-one ever could build a relay computer, but u can can't you?

[@Electronzap]

I watched some documentaries about relay computers, but I didn't study them much more than that. I think that all relay computers are just museum pieces now as transistors are probably better for computing than relays in every possible way. But vacuum tubes had a lot of their own problems, many apparently broke down more often than relays, so relays were competitive with them. Phone companies also used a lot of relays, so it may have been a lot easier for some people to find and know how to use relays than vacuum tubes.

[@magnuswootton6181]

@@Electronzap what lasts longer a valve or a relay u think?

[@katiekumcgil]

hello would you please be able to tell me the module number for this relay device please,thanks KT

[@Electronzap]

Don''t know that there is a part number, this is one of 2 sellers I bought these modules from on Amazon, which might show information you are looking for amzn.to/43oZyPR R REIFENG 6pcs/lot 1 Channel 12V Relay Module Board Shield with Optocoupler Isolation Support High/Low Level Trigger. That's an affiliate link,

[@katiekumcgil]

Thank you very much ,i just keep getting the wrong search results when i put it in google ,was getting frustrating ,Thanks again KT

[@Electronzap]

@@katiekumcgil A lot of stuff seems to just be randomly massed produced in asia, with limited markings, and sold under multiple brand names. I used to try to have things that I recommended in my video, but I was working so much that by the time I made the videos, the product wasn't even sold anymore or had changed significantly. That's good stuff for me to keep in mind while I make my material, so thanks for the comment.

[@wrongway209]

I didn’t think it was a very excellent demonstration,, You talk way too fast,,,,,,, And you never explained what was positive what was negative,,,, So I have no idea what wires were wearing and what I’m all confused

[@Electronzap]

Thanks for the input!

[@lokergames7058]

Fck yes

[@Electronzap]

Thanks for watching!

[@Ikmijnnaam]

I always use TIPS worth 30 cents and why is this better ?????????????????? Any idea ? I dunno euh ???????????????? This is better then a TIP worth 30 cents becauzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz ???????????????

[@Electronzap]

What's a TIPS? And if a TIPS will work better, then you should use one instead.