Talk:Solid State Relays - Revision history

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Phil Short at 22:09, 15 June 2007

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			There is also some material on SSRs over at http://wiki.vixenlights.com

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			Phil

Matt at 21:34, 15 June 2007

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	The multiple pages was what I was thinking, too. Maybe I (or another person) create a page specifically for Sean's SSR design, then create a section here called 'designs' under which we can create links to the different types. Under that section we could also have a link to a generic schematic. Power dissipation and ratings could be on separate pages, too, and because you (Phil) are the author of most of that on the VIxenlights wiki anyway, it could get copy-and-pasted over here.		The multiple pages was what I was thinking, too. Maybe I (or another person) create a page specifically for Sean's SSR design, then create a section here called 'designs' under which we can create links to the different types. Under that section we could also have a link to a generic schematic. Power dissipation and ratings could be on separate pages, too, and because you (Phil) are the author of most of that on the VIxenlights wiki anyway, it could get copy-and-pasted over here.

	EDIT: I've created a designs section with links to CC How To's. Hopefully they will soon be replaced with links to wikis on this site.		EDIT: I've created a designs section with links to CC How To's. Hopefully they will soon be replaced with links to wikis on this site, and more descriptions of SSR designs in general.

	[[User:Matt\|Matt]] 14:16, 15 June 2007 (MST)		[[User:Matt\|Matt]] 14:16, 15 June 2007 (MST)

Matt at 21:30, 15 June 2007

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	The multiple pages was what I was thinking, too. Maybe I (or another person) create a page specifically for Sean's SSR design, then create a section here called 'designs' under which we can create links to the different types. Under that section we could also have a link to a generic schematic. Power dissipation and ratings could be on separate pages, too, and because you (Phil) are the author of most of that on the VIxenlights wiki anyway, it could get copy-and-pasted over here.		The multiple pages was what I was thinking, too. Maybe I (or another person) create a page specifically for Sean's SSR design, then create a section here called 'designs' under which we can create links to the different types. Under that section we could also have a link to a generic schematic. Power dissipation and ratings could be on separate pages, too, and because you (Phil) are the author of most of that on the VIxenlights wiki anyway, it could get copy-and-pasted over here.

			EDIT: I've created a designs section with links to CC How To's. Hopefully they will soon be replaced with links to wikis on this site.

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Matt at 21:17, 15 June 2007

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	The multiple pages was what I was thinking, too. Maybe I (or another person) create a page specifically for Sean's SSR design, then create a section here called 'designs' under which we can create links to the different types. Under that section we could also have a link to a generic schematic. Power dissipation and ratings could be on separate pages, too, and because you (Phil) are the author of most of that anyway, it could get copy-and-pasted over here.		The multiple pages was what I was thinking, too. Maybe I (or another person) create a page specifically for Sean's SSR design, then create a section here called 'designs' under which we can create links to the different types. Under that section we could also have a link to a generic schematic. Power dissipation and ratings could be on separate pages, too, and because you (Phil) are the author of most of that on the VIxenlights wiki anyway, it could get copy-and-pasted over here.

	[[User:Matt\|Matt]] 14:16, 15 June 2007 (MST)		[[User:Matt\|Matt]] 14:16, 15 June 2007 (MST)

Matt at 21:16, 15 June 2007

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			The multiple pages was what I was thinking, too. Maybe I (or another person) create a page specifically for Sean's SSR design, then create a section here called 'designs' under which we can create links to the different types. Under that section we could also have a link to a generic schematic. Power dissipation and ratings could be on separate pages, too, and because you (Phil) are the author of most of that anyway, it could get copy-and-pasted over here.

			[[User:Matt\|Matt]] 14:16, 15 June 2007 (MST)

68.164.150.168: New page: There are some other aspects that need to be added, including a discussion on the types of SSRs (hockey=puck vs diy, etc), SSR ratings, power dissipation, schematic and PCB layout for the ...

2007-06-15T14:57:04Z

New page: There are some other aspects that need to be added, including a discussion on the types of SSRs (hockey=puck vs diy, etc), SSR ratings, power dissipation, schematic and PCB layout for the ...

New page

There are some other aspects that need to be added, including a discussion on the types of SSRs (hockey=puck vs diy, etc), SSR ratings, power dissipation, schematic and PCB layout for the low-power DIY, references, etc. Do you think that all of this should go on one page, or split up? My vote is for splitting up...one top-level page, one theory page (schematic, component selection, etc) and one (or more) DIY pages (with .pcb file, assembly pictures.

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Phil