Hi- speed relays
ID: 85706
This article refers to the model: High-Speed Relays 1003 (ATM (Brand), Automatic Telephone Manufacturing Co. Ltd.; Liverpool)
Hi- speed relays
04.Jan.06 19:40
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Dear Friends
I've here one ATM's Hi-speed Relays.
I think its function was a telephonic function. Or was it used to another matters? RF included?
Do you know its released year? +/-
Thank you for your time
Best Regards
Mário Coelho
I've here one ATM's Hi-speed Relays.
I think its function was a telephonic function. Or was it used to another matters? RF included?
Do you know its released year? +/-
Thank you for your time
Best Regards
Mário Coelho
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High Speed Relay
04.Jan.06 21:49

Hi Mario,
Could You please sketch the connections of the device?
As a first approach I assume either a kind of "microphone amplifier" or a Telegraphic relay having no (or rather no) contact bouncing. This is necessary to restore wire telegraphy signals in particular in high speed (machine) morse or in early telecopy. In Germany such relays bore the name "Telegraphenrelais" and had a response time (bouncing included) of max. 2 milliseconds. They were mainly used in Teletype circuits and systems. (But that was considerably later than Your device.)
regards
Kobi
Could You please sketch the connections of the device?
As a first approach I assume either a kind of "microphone amplifier" or a Telegraphic relay having no (or rather no) contact bouncing. This is necessary to restore wire telegraphy signals in particular in high speed (machine) morse or in early telecopy. In Germany such relays bore the name "Telegraphenrelais" and had a response time (bouncing included) of max. 2 milliseconds. They were mainly used in Teletype circuits and systems. (But that was considerably later than Your device.)
regards
Kobi
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Sketch
04.Jan.06 23:44

Hi,
Thank you for your reply.
Schematic is very simple. I only didn't draw one regulator "Marking spacer" that is visible (at right) in last pictures.
Best Regards
Mário
Thank you for your reply.
Schematic is very simple. I only didn't draw one regulator "Marking spacer" that is visible (at right) in last pictures.
Best Regards
Mário

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05.Jan.06 21:54

I think it is a polarised telegraphic relais.
regards
KoBi
regards
KoBi
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Rmorg matter?
12.Jan.06 19:47

Thank You again.
However this relais (for telegraphic use) may not be an interesting subject to Rmorg.
Do You agree?
Cordially
Mário
However this relais (for telegraphic use) may not be an interesting subject to Rmorg.
Do You agree?
Cordially
Mário
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ATM relay
13.Jan.06 21:02

Put it in, since the manufacturer is already there, why not. It would find company by a crystal set of mine...
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It is there
18.Jan.06 11:54

Dear Mr. Konrad
It was uploaded.
I hope Your cristal set doesn't mind to keep company with one which has so limited performances. (flip and flop) :-)
Cordially
Mário
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