5-pin relay connection

plz help me with 5- pin relay jqc-3fc-t73 .
i m so confused about the connections .. i hv 12 v source .. and i want to glow an LED .i am also using uln2003 .. plz cn ny1 tell me the connections ...??

The ULN2003 should be enough to drive the led. The relay is not needed unless the led is high power.
See some examples to use the ULN2003 to drive a led or a relay.
http://www.scienceprog.com/drive-relay-with-avr-microcontroller/

AS albert stated, you can drive the led with ULN2003.

Can also drive with relay,

Connect 12V to ur one end of your relay coil and another end to ground. Normally C(Common) and NC(Normally closed) are connected. When you apply power to coil, C(Common) and NO(Normally Open) gets contacted. connect a suitable value of resistor to NC terminal of relay. and another end of resistor, connect the led anode and led cathode to ground.


12V
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relay coil
| NO(Normally open)----resistor--- led----Gnd
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Gnd

Best wishes

arpita22 said:

plz help me with 5- pin relay jqc-3fc-t73 .
i m so confused about the connections .. i hv 12 v source .. and i want to glow an LED .i am also using uln2003 .. plz cn ny1 tell me the connections ...??

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What you want is not very clear. Do you want to drive the LED with the relay? What LED is it? Is it a standard 3mm/5mm LED or a high power one? Why are you using a relay and not a transistor? Where does the relay drive signal come from? Will you be using ULN2003 or is it also okay if you drive the relay coil with a transistor?

Your relay pin connections :

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12V DC (10,8-14,2V)
125V / 10A, 12V / 10A (AC / DC)

Can You be more specific, what do You mean under "LED Glow" ? You want when relay is turned On that LED light On also ?

i hv attached the circuit diagram... plz hv a look at it ... nd help me ..

Well, tpetar has shown the connections in the post above (post #5). Use that.

By the way, where is the LED you were talking about?

arpita22 said:

i hv attached the circuit diagram... plz hv a look at it ... nd help me ..

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Nothing special, just use low current LED (2mA) with adequate resistor 5,6K. Put led and resistor between +12V and each ULN2003 output in parallel with relay coil. One end of resistor is connected to 1C (output of ULN2003), other end is connected to LED cathode, and LED anode is connected to +12V.



This circuit is not good. There is much better projects based on this concept.

You dont have password for accessing to system, anyone can connect on your number and play with dtmf codes on keypad.

Also you dont have remote information over PSTN about actual state of relays.

Describe S1 relay-switch. Its not clever to drain lots of constant current from telephone lines. Calc 0,5mA-1mA max in On-Hook state, or you can have some bad trouble with your telecom company, if there is newer digital telephone exchange you can be even automaticly disconnected (banned) for longer time, all until some telecom worker investigate cause of that current draining and do some tests.

Look circuits in this EDABoard thread, specialy post #8 (how to simplify and decode DTMF just with single PIC and few discrete components) :

https://www.edaboard.com/threads/259194/#post1160995

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Look circuits in this EDABoard thread, specialy post #8, and how to simplify and decode DTMF just with single PIC and few discrete components. Access is secured with password (examples: #3479#31* - Turn ON channel 3, #3479#80* - Turn OFF channel 8, #3477# - Invalid password). There is two variants 1 channel with 12F629 or 12F675 and 8 channel with PIC16F628 :

https://www.edaboard.com/threads/259194/#post1160995