try using a 555 circuit
Short in circuit wiring or circuit overloaded.
yes it has a rated time for making and braking the circuit
because it delays the input signal by some time interval before it appears on the output.
time delay will be 1/RC x 5 where R = value of resistor in ohms C= capacitance in Farads time delay will be 1/RC x 5 where R = value of resistor in ohms C= capacitance in Farads time delay will be 1/RC x 5 where R = value of resistor in ohms C= capacitance in Farads
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A relay is a kind of electrical switch which interconnects an electric circuit. It works using an electromagnet which makes or breaks a contact when a voltage is applied to the coil. It is activated immediately when voltage is applied. In a relay delay, the electromagnet is not energized instantaneously when a voltage is applied. It is activated after a fixed set of time or programmed time.Various types of delay mechanism are available, some fixed, some with variable time delay. The timing mechanism can be mechanical, motorized or electronic.
Timer relays are used in control circuitry. There are two main types, an (off delay) and an (on delay). If you want one device to turn off before the timer controlled device then you would use an off delay timer. If you want one device to turn on before the timer controlled device then you would use an on delay timer. When the timer is energized this starts the timer circuit in the relay to time out.
with an ON delay timer once the power has been appied to the timer unit, the timer contacts will change state-open/close after a preset time (for example A&B timers are adjustable anywhere from 0.05 seconds to 300 Hours) with a OFF delay these contacts change state after the power to the unit has been removed then the preset time will time out (this count dosen't start until the power is removed
time delay valve is nothing but when a certain pressure is reached the valve will actuate it when the delay reaches
Most overload faults are isolated through a circuit breaker operating on a inductive trigger. Inductors take time to build up their magnetic field related to the total circuit resistance. The lower the overall circuit resistance and higher Henry value of the inductor, the longer it will take the magnetic field to develop. Electric motors and compressors for instance pull a very heavy load at startup. You need a time delay fuse as a normal fuse would blow every time the motor or compressor started.
time delay valve is nothing but when a certain pressure is reached the valve will actuate it when the delay reaches
You don't experience a shock in an open circuit. The only time that you can get a shock from an open circuit is when you act as a switch and close the circuit or you ground the circuit hot side to ground with your body. Current has to flow to give you a shock.