PAID OPPORTUNITY: Develop multi-pole, dual-throw relay for Multisim

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I asked a question a week ago about the existence of a multi-pole, dual-throw, single break relay in Multisim  I haven't recieved an answer and suspect that no one has built anything similar to what I asked about.  I am inviting bids from experts who have the knowledge to create such a device.  I would figure it out myself but I am tasked with a project whereby I simply do not have the time.

I've played around with the available relay components in the Basic and Electro_mechanical groups.  I noticed that there are DPDT_SB switches that are manually controlled available in the SUPPLEMENTARY_CONTACTS family of the Electro_Mechanical Group.  The "look" of these switches is precisely what I need but would like to convert their behaviour from being manually controlled to referencing a Control Coil.  I am not concerned with the circuit board/spatial layout characteristics of this component, only the simulation characteristics.  Ultimately, I would like to be able to specify the number of poles (e.g. 1 to 10), whether the contacts are normally opened or closed, and whether it is controled by a standard or time delayed coil (with the ablity to vary the delay and all other standard control coil parameters that are currently available in Multisim).

Please reply to this post with an offer if you are interested in developing this component.

As an example, the type of circuit I'm looking to simulate is attached.

Thank you!

[dtmb]

I asked a question a week ago about the existence of a multi-pole, dual-throw, single break relay in Multisim  I haven't recieved an answer and suspect that no one has built anything similar to what I asked about.  I am inviting bids from experts who have the knowledge to create such a device.  I would figure it out myself but I am tasked with a project whereby I simply do not have the time.

I've played around with the available relay components in the Basic and Electro_mechanical groups.  I noticed that there are DPDT_SB switches that are manually controlled available in the SUPPLEMENTARY_CONTACTS family of the Electro_Mechanical Group.  The "look" of these switches is precisely what I need but would like to convert their behaviour from being manually controlled to referencing a Control Coil.  I am not concerned with the circuit board/spatial layout characteristics of this component, only the simulation characteristics.  Ultimately, I would like to be able to specify the number of poles (e.g. 1 to 10), whether the contacts are normally opened or closed, and whether it is controled by a standard or time delayed coil (with the ablity to vary the delay and all other standard control coil parameters that are currently available in Multisim).

Please reply to this post with an offer if you are interested in developing this component.

As an example, the type of circuit I'm looking to simulate is attached.

Thank you!

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I came across this latching relay circuit

They would use relays within the latter diagram approach that developed basic logic gates with 3 or more relays that turned on four combination of colored 120V light bulbs.

I tried to place the basic latter diagram withim a multisim program using the following circuits as a relay.

Model Manufacture/ID:  = IIT/Component = CONTROL_1C

I got all the four light to light up in parallel of the (NC) normalyy closed junction but when I push the push button toggle to close the (NO) normally open I got errors with no solution.

Again the power to the NC junction of the relay for Control_1C was good but when I push the simulation button toggles is didn't give me the ability to press the other combination switches that would have completed to logic of the circuit desing

any ideas?

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I could not get the bulbs to mimic an AND or OR gates, the ladder diagram was able to show how this was done but when I tried to place it within a multisim circuit diagram the lights came on due to the power connection but using swithces to produce 0001 or 0000 to equal 1 or 2 or 0010 to equal 4 and so on it didn't come out like the latter diagram maybe a multisim conversion from latter diagram to multisim circuit diaagram and visa verse would be nice.  Someone suggested using Microsoft's Visio 2010 but it would not be as user freindly as the mutlisim 11.2, none-the-less ... before i miss this up take a look at the attchament