COTO RI-70

RI-70 Series Dry Reed Switch
RI-70 Series
Ultra-miniature dry-reed switch hermetically sealed in a gas-filled glass
envelope. Single-pole, single-throw (SPST) type, having normally
open contacts, and containing two magnetically actuated reeds.
The switch is of the double-ended type and may be actuated by an
electromagnet, a permanent magnet or a combination of both.
The device is intended for use in relays, sensors, pulse counters or
similar devices.
RI-70 Series Features
Ideal for ATE switching
7 mm glass length
Contact layers: gold, sputtered ruthenium
Superior glass-to-metal seal and blade alignment
Excellent life expectancy and reliability
Dimensions in inches (mm)
General data for all models RI-70
AT-Customization / Preformed Leads
Besides the standard models, customized products can
also be supplied offering the following options:
! Operate and release ranges to customer specification
! Cropped and/or preformed leads
Coils
All characteristics are measured using the Philips
Standard Coil. For definitions of the Philips Standard
Coil, see Reed Switch Technical & Application Information
Section of this catalog.
Life expectancy and reliability
The life expectancy data given below are valid for a coil
energized at 1.25 times the published maximum operate
value for each type in the RI-70 series.
No-load conditions (operating frequency: 100 Hz)
Life expectancy: min. 109 operations with a failure rate
of less than 2 x10-10 with a confidence level of 90%.
End of life criteria:
Contact resistance > 1Ω after 2 ms
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Release time > 2ms (latching or contact sticking).
Loaded conditions (resistive load: 5 V; 100 mA;
operating frequency: 125 Hz)
Life expectancy: min. 2 x 107 operations with a failure
rate of less than 10-8 with a confidence level of 90%.
End of life criteria:
Contact resistance > 1Ω after 2.5 ms
Release time > 1 ms (latching or contact sticking).
Loaded conditions (resistive load: 20 V; 500 mA;
operating frequency: 125 Hz)
Life expectancy: min. 5 x 106 operations with a failure
rate of <0.5 x 107 with a confidence level of 90%.
End of life criteria:
Contact resistance > 2Ω after 2.5 ms
Release time > 2.5 ms (latching or contact sticking).
Switching different loads involves different life expectancy and reliability data. Further information is available on request.
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RI-70 Series Dry Reed Switch
Mechanical Data
Contact arrangement is normally open; lead finish is
tinned; net mass is approximately 70 mg; and can be
mounted in any position.
Shock
The switches are tested in accordance with “IEC 68-227”, test Ea (peak acceleration 100 G, half sinewave;
duration 11 ms). Such a shock will not cause an open
switch (no magnetic field present) to close.
Vibration
The switches are tested in accordance with “IEC 68-226”, test Fc (acceleration 10G; below cross-over frequency 57 to 62 Hz; amplitude 0.75 mm; frequency
range 10 to 2000 Hz; duration 90 minutes.) Such a
vibration will not cause an open switch (no magnetic
field present) to close, nor a switch kept closed by an
80 AT coil to open.
Mechanical Strength
The robustness of the terminations is tested in accordance with “IEC 68-2-21”, test Ua1 (load 10 N).
Operating and Storage Temperature
Operating ambient temperature; min: -55°C;
max: +125°C. Storage temperature; min: -55°C; max:
+
125°C. Note: Temperature excursions up to 150°C
may be permissible. For more information contact your
nearest Coto Technology sales office.
Soldering
The switch can withstand soldering heat in accordance
with “IEC 68-2-20”, test Tb, method 1B: solder bath at
350 ±10° C for 3.5 ±0.5 s. Solderability is tested in
accordance with “IEC 68-2-20” test Ta, method 3:
solder globule temperature 235°C; ageing 1b: 4 hours
steam.
Welding
The leads can be welded.
Mounting
The leads should not be bent closer than 1 mm to the
glass-to-metal seals. Stress on the seals should be
avoided. Care must be taken to prevent stray magnetic
fields from influencing the operating and measuring
conditions.
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