I thought I can use the relay model as a controlled switch (by setting its coil inductance = 0), so I can switch it, on and off, at a high rate (as 10 KHz). I was wrong.
I guessed that the relay model has limitations. But I am not sure if these limitations are related to its coil or contact response (if not both). So, I draw a simple test schematic (please see below). But I couldn’t get sure information from its displayed traces.
Note: No picture; it looks like at the webpage https://servimg.com/multiupload.php? my account might be having issues!
For instance, is it possible, in the time being, to build a circuit which can act as a sample/hold device?
Added:
It seems Alex (Alex68) worked on sample/hold already (by using CD4066).
I guessed that the relay model has limitations. But I am not sure if these limitations are related to its coil or contact response (if not both). So, I draw a simple test schematic (please see below). But I couldn’t get sure information from its displayed traces.
Note: No picture; it looks like at the webpage https://servimg.com/multiupload.php? my account might be having issues!
For instance, is it possible, in the time being, to build a circuit which can act as a sample/hold device?
Added:
It seems Alex (Alex68) worked on sample/hold already (by using CD4066).
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