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TX2-3V

TX2-3V

Panasonic Industrial Devices
Low Signal Relays - PCB 2A 3VDC DPDT NON-LATCHING PCB
341 in stock

Overview

The TX2-3V is a 2 Form C (DPDT) low signal relay designed for high sensitivity and high dielectric strength in a compact PCB-mount package. It features gold-clad silver contacts and a sealed construction, making it ideal for precision switching of low-level signals up to 2A. This non-latching, single-side stable relay is rated for a 3V DC coil voltage and offers high surge resistance between contacts and coil.

Why Choose This Part

The TX2-3V provides a high dielectric strength of 2,000 Vrms between the coil and contacts and can withstand surges up to 2,500 V. Its sealed design allows for automatic cleaning after soldering, while the 3V coil only requires 46.7 mA, making it compatible with low-voltage logic circuits.

Applications

Telecommunication Equipment
Switching signal lines in PBX systems and networking hardware where FCC Part 68 and Telcordia surge standards are required.
Measurement Instrumentation
Precise routing of low-level analog signals in test equipment due to the Ag+Au clad contact reliability.
Medical Electronics
Control circuits in diagnostic equipment requiring a sealed, high-reliability mechanical switch.
Security Systems
Relaying sensor signals and alarm triggers in security control panels.

Key Specifications

Coil Type Non Latching
Relay Type Telecom
Seal Rating Sealed - Fully
Coil Current 46.7 mA
Coil Voltage 3VDC
Contact Form DPDT (2 Form C)
Operate Time 4 ms
Release Time 4 ms
Mounting Type Through Hole
Approval Agency BSI, cURus
Contact Material Silver (Ag), Gold (Au)
Switching Voltage 220VDC - Max
Termination Style PC Pin
Load - Max Switching 60W
Must Operate Voltage 2.25 VDC
Must Release Voltage 0.3 VDC
Operating Temperature -40degC ~ 85degC
Contact Rating (Current) 2 A

Getting Started

When designing with the TX2-3V, ensure a flyback diode is placed across the coil to protect driving transistors from inductive spikes. The 10-pin through-hole layout follows a standard signal relay footprint; refer to the Panasonic footprint diagram to ensure correct orientation of the polarized coil. No specific software is required, but it can be driven directly from an MCU via a standard NPN or N-Channel MOSFET driver stage.

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