How To Make A Simple Relay Circuit

This Video Show You "How To Make A Simple Circuit Using A Relay"
It Will Also Tell You "What Is A Relay? & What Is It Used For?"
The Things You Need Are:
*6V Relay
*10K Ohm Resistor
*LED (Light Emitting Diode) (x2)
*9V Battery
*9V Battery Clip
*6V Power Supply (If you don't have one, you can use another 9V Battery along with a 7806 Regulator)
*Switch (Single Pole Single Throw)
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[@TheCerberusInferno]

My friend, i want to thank you for this very clear explanation of how a relay work.

[@dimasgomez]

I enjoyed the simplicity of design. One single resistor, barely no jumpers, clean and efficient.

[@ktow2]

Thanks! That was an excellent explanation. I ordered my relays today!

[@hr1999]

Thank you kind sir for your simple explanation on relay's. This truly has made it easier for me to now embark on my relay switch task.

[@habtamusium8646]

QUIT INTERESTING ! THANK YOU SO MUCH !

[@vaithiyanathansuresh3834]

this mini prroject only i need i searched and this is a one of the simple mini project and it is useful to give explanation of abut relay

[@thebloody_blue]

1 M view, congratulations 🎉.

[@SamratDutta]

Thank you very much for giving me the description of a relay

[@flowerchild777]

Nicely explained. Thank you for sharing this video.

[@MackoyTechPh]

Hey Bro, I just want clear this thing to everyone, NORMALLY CLOSE (N.C.) It means that the circuit has the ability of current flow at state.NORMALLY OPEN (N.O.) it has open circuit that no current flow on circuit. Terminal 3 and 5 is (N.C.) and 3 and 4 (N.O.) When you check terminal 3 and 5 theres a light coming to it (N.C.)

[@hbenzd5301]

Thank you very much

[@illyushen9856]

the explanation was osm! 1 of the best videos to understand basics of relay

[@vineethrao60]

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[@CrazyCoupleDIY]

Thanks for this brother, really helpful

[@arlinea.4940]

Thanks for your video!!! 5 LIKES! Excelent diagram!! The best relay's anatomy of ever...

[@MrDondoerner]

Great Explanation.

[@sodisettysunilkumar]

Superb bro

[@shalaiot7420]

Nice Presentation. Thank you.

[@tknuwan]

Thanks for this video. Lot of information is covered.

[@bullguy112]

Well explained,Keep it up

[@hanumanthakichidi631]

Thank you

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Thanks.👍🇬🇧

[@aryankr]

Great explanation

[@gerry6691]

nyc video easy description for fast understanding

[@laxmanp8147]

Tanks for information.

[@lancealotweeks6002]

That was very interesting but yes the camera was a bit to close to the relay but still interesting 😉

[@hudmond]

great video, very helpful and clearly explained!

[@AnilDhan123]

Thanks a ton..!! instead of providing 6v i provided 5v through my arduino.. This works pretty awesome!! I will be pinging you with few questions.. but first i will have a look at few other videos..

[@samsulrasel942]

awesome video, Thank you so much!!!

[@mrr882008]

very easy!!!!

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[@kamalnathreddy3337]

explanation was awesome

[@renatoargh]

Thanks for the video!

[@bhargavdayal8595]

Loved the explanation broo

[@misbasaiyed915]

My problem has solved..
Thanks.....

[@renekenshin6573]

You have it backwards, the terminals that made the bulb light is NC >.>

[@mohammadkhayyum7515]

Good bro

[@samanthacoldfire2530]

very good , thanx so much ^_^

[@evahle]

Nice job.

[@nilaychoubey8871]

Good explanation

[@trigg99]

thanks man

[@angadsethi1688]

nice!! easy when ecplained !

[@rafsab8]

its a great video - and it works great

[@abhishekshah5431]

Helpful video! Good quality... Thanks!!!

[@martiancolor6991]

nicely done bro. thanks

[@neelu5249]

thank you nice video

[@vivek7207]

nice jaywardhans..
good project

[@sameershaik6830]

hey.....thanq both of u........
u gave me far better clarity than my tutor
i liked it and also I subscribed u.......
hope to see many useful videos further
i will be following ur videos
thanx once again

[@hmsolaiman]

very helpful!!

[@sekharlenka3786]

Super bro

[@joelongstaff7601]

Thank you for sharing your videos.I'm trying to build Christmas lights for next season and my audio translator and chaser are 12volt DC and I need to use a relay series to run my lights on 120volts AC and you answered my questions.

[@wolphy2006]

very useful, thank you

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[@ilikeapples49]

Good

[@sachinmittal4071]

thanks Jain Brother

[@r.suryaprakash9449]

Super

[@toutouneduberry690]

Very good tutorial but much room for improvement so far as the camera is concerned.
Thanks a lot anyhow.

[@ssikarim]

thank you. it was very helpful for me

[@sanjaycolaco]

Nice video ! Gaurav.

[@gamingx3885]

This is very interesting

[@rapidguygun]

thank you so much!

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[@holdtheonionsplease]

This is good, thanks!

[@yuvrajkaushik3482]

It's good

[@MunamNaseer]

awsome demo, good also please fix your camera..... its
disturbing

[@Txdcblues]

That’s how I made my first relay circuit a few days ago, you don’t need a relay for that though since the switch has an NO and NC side

[@cheedu100]

Awesome stuff! thank you

[@siliv653]

thank you

[@webmace]

Very Good. I want to make a relay ( to connect to the water pump of a desert cooler), so that the pump works for some time and remains stopped for sometime ( say it is on for 1 minute and stops for 2 minutes) .
Is it possible, How ??

[@yudomalex5499]

that is good

[@thisunsudaraka7540]

Thanks

[@rishiktiwari]

Thank u bro

[@ankit9899]

Thanks bro

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big up

[@ryancl03]

so in case anyone doesn't understand why you would need two isolated circuits, the purpose is to control a high power/voltage circuit with a lower voltage / power circuit. The high power circuit being completely isolated from contact so that risk of shock is minimized.

[@TrendyAH]

nice,...

[@ailenecallo1804]

change is coming !

[@khalidalkharusi1]

thank man

[@syabamsetiawan2522]

perfect,

[@pedrogordon6727]

hi im a beginner on this love what u did here. i buy some rgb 12v strip that i want to connect a 555 timer on but dont know where to start please help

[@aayush3782]

djcarter asher Use a transistor as a switch

[@Mukeshmiktecrep]

How to run this relay with main 230 volts without burning the resistor?

[@johnarnold902]

very useful :D :D

[@narayanak4498]

it is good explanation. expected some more better explanation

[@thechriskelly12]

could u use a switching power supply

[@w.tawhidy]

Hello,Hope you are well.I have a problem.I want a part like diode that can forward electricity from one side but don’t allow negative or positive from another side.For example I want to forward negative from one side to another but It should block both positive and negative from another side.Hope you can help me. Thank you.

[@merameskul]

does the picture in the 3:43 contradict with the other images are shown before

[@prateektc1472]

+merameskul YES, thankyou!!
Please rectify this!...its too important to ignore

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[@jashvantgameti4582]

its good for engg

[@channs1]

In ur diagram there is mistak regarding NO n NC
U showed vice versa
NO means there is no contact in between tow point
NC mean two points are in contact with each other
After geting the power both changes their state NO to NC and Nc to NO

[@mirzaataullahbaig413]

can u use ujt and scr to make time relay delay

[@ramyachippada]

Can we use 1k resistor and also 9v battery

[@vapenation7061]

normally closed (n/c) means connected, and normally opened means (n/o) not connected

[@darshanathorat9992]

On and off relay photo diode using photodiode

[@skamuk1]

Which relay would I use for 230v AC switching in this same way? I want to switch a heated towel radiator element OFF when the central heating is turned ON...

[@ziia0528]

So i have a question. Though we have studied basic electronic in Civil engineering. Since you using Switch to manipulate relay for each LED to turn ON or OFF. I hope its DC current you are using as main power supply. Will we get automatic turning on and off of each LED if the supplied current to relay coil terminal was AC voltage.... ? Just a thought...

[@spokova]

+zia khan Please share with me the answer to this question of yours, in case you figured it out. I dont see it answered by the publisher of this video.
Thanks Khan sahab.

[@muhammadafton3496]

that relay can be use an auto cut of charger??

[@sandeshdessai5474]

instead of using two supplies, you can use three termninals of the switch to light two LED's! in single 6v supply

[@Berghiker]

Can I use the same battery for both outputs on the relay for 2 different circuits? I did this but the relay keeps clicking. It can't stay on.

[@SOAHCSOAHCSOAHC]

So the resistor is there to allow the 6v relay to safely run on the 9v battery? Is that correct? How do you determine the amount of resistance needed?

[@gauravyashjain]

SOAHCSOAHCSOAHC No, we use the resistor for the LEDs not for the relay.

[@izawnariza886]

how we can circuit with 3 leds and 3 buzzers but i need to see one led light and 2 others no.

[@sangarp2001]

if you leave the relay switched ON for one day, will it get hot damaged?

[@waleedahmed4591]

it will degrade

[@rezanouri7532]

cool to know what and how a relay works but what use can it have? how about a practical example! Good job though :) " a work of art is beautiful if it's useful!