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New reed relays save space and design complexity Pickering Electronics has introduced a new changeover 1 Form C version of its Series 67 high voltage PCB relay that saves space and makes design simple. The company's new reed relay guarantees break-before-make operation in a single, compact part. Kevin Mallett, technical specialist at Pickering Electronics, explains: "In applications where high voltage signals need to be routed to alternate points, polarity reversing, capacitor charge or discharge, for example, a high voltage Changeover relay (SPDT/Form C) would be the ideal solution. These ar...

4 weeks ago 526 Views Anglia Components, the UK’s leading independent authorised distributor of semiconductors, optoelectronics, interconnect, passive and electromechanical components has signed a distribution agreement with Pickering Electronics, the reed relay company which has pioneered miniaturization and high performance for over 50 years. Anglia Components is stocking Pickering’s range of instrumentation-grade relays including popular, innovative ranges such as the ultra-high density 4mm2 family that stack on a 4mm x 4mm footprint and the newly-released Series 131 high voltage min...

Anglia stocking Pickering Electronics’ high performance reed relays Anglia, the UK distributor, has signed a distribution agreement with Pickering Electronics, the reed relay company. Anglia is stocking Pickering’s range of instrumentation-grade relays including popular, innovative ranges such as the ultra-high density 4mm 2 family that stack on a 4mm x 4mm footprint and the newly-released Series 131 high voltage mini-SIL/SIP devices which have a minimum stand-off of 1500V. Commenting Pickering CEO Keith Moore, said “Anglia is the perfect partner for Pi...

GENEROUS schools in Tendring have gifted tons of their pupils and their families Christmas presents in the true spirit of the festive season. The Hamford Primary Academy, in Walton, and the Oakwood Infant Nursery School, in Clacton, both joined forces with Pickering Electrical. The electronics manufacturer helped the schools produce jampacked foods packages, as well as the Frinton and Walton Food Bank and Morrisons supermarket. Hamford managed to give more than 40 families in need everything from vegetables and fruit to chocolate and other gifts. All of the school’s students have ...