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Quantity adjustment on next page One method of consuming less energy is to apply a voltage to the solenoid coil to provide the necessary force to pull the plunger in, then, when seated, drop the voltage down to a level sufficient to maintain the plunger in a seated position. The Pick and Hold Module is designed to apply an initial higher voltage to the coil for a pre-determined period of time and then drop the voltage to a pre-determined percentage of the initial value through pulse width modulation to avoid over heating the solenoid coil The above voltage sequence will be applied to the coil when a voltage (2 to 40 VDC) is applied to the trigger. The trigger voltage can be a secondary voltage (external trigger) or the same voltage used for input voltage (internal trigger). This is particularly useful when a solenoid requiring a relatively large amount of power needs to be turned on and off with a low power trigger voltage such as a TTL compatible signal.
* Peak time can be made with a different value in factory on special orders. ** Holding voltage is preset in factory at 30% of input voltage. This value can be adjusted with the potentiometer on the board. Quantity adjustment on next page 
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