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    Solid state relays use semiconductor switches and control circuits to perform switching functions and protect electrical systems. They have advantages over electromechanical relays like faster operation, higher sensitivity, and no wear of moving parts. Solid state relays are used in power system protection applications like overcurrent, earth fault, and distance protection.

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    Solid state relays use semiconductor switches and control circuits to perform switching functions and protect electrical systems. They have advantages over electromechanical relays like faster operation, higher sensitivity, and no wear of moving parts. Solid state relays are used in power system protection applications like overcurrent, earth fault, and distance protection.

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    Solid state relays use semiconductor switches and control circuits to perform switching functions and protect electrical systems. They have advantages over electromechanical relays like faster operation, higher sensitivity, and no wear of moving parts. Solid state relays are used in power system protection applications like overcurrent, earth fault, and distance protection.

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    Power System Protection

    SOLID STATE RELAY


    Solid State Relays
     Introduction

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