I have a small collection of solid state relays. They all trigger the secondary "contact" to conduct when the primary is excited with (in this case) 12 volts.
However, they stay on after the primary voltage is disconnected.
By "stay on", I mean the secondary terminals remain in the closed condition for some time, many seconds, maybe a minute sometimes.
Question:
Can some one suggest a solid state relay for low voltage/current, that has the properties where the secondary follows the primary?
In other words, the secondary "points" open again, after closing, when the primary actuating voltage is removed or switched off.
Jim.