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Driving Relays from GPIO pins.

Usually the GPIO pins works with 3.3V and low current sink/source capabilities.

To drive a relay the following circuits are recommended:

opto-relay.png

  • gpio/hardware.1405220707.txt.gz
  • Last modified: 2014/07/13 03:05
  • by LuizSouza
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