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| Relay install tips for the 16 pin Relay and sockets |
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This is the schematic for the 16 pin small signal switching relay's that I stock. Without any power to the relay coil, pins 13 and 11 are connected on one side of the relay. On the other side pins 4 and 6 are connected Applying 5 volts to the coil will connect pin 13 to pin 9 on one side of the relay. On the other side pins 4 and 8 will be connected. |
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This is a relay power supply board.
The white wires are the 6.3 vac coming from the amps heater supply. To relay coil + goes to the relay coil positive. The relay coil minus is what you ground with a switch to turn the relay on. I used 4700uf/25V caps because that's what I had on hand. I stock 4700uf/16Volt caps to use on these relay power supplies. |
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This is the schematic for the 16 pin relay that I currently stock. The power supply board is shown above. I have two 4700/16V filter cap and I have them separated by a 180 ohm 1/2 watt resistor. The 180 ohm resistor drops the supply voltage to the relay down close to 5 volts. Without out it I was closer to 7 volts. You can adjust the value of this resistor to suit your particular amp. |
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