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EMR
(redirected from Electromechanical Relay)

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EMREdison Media Research
EMREducable Mentally Retarded
EMREffort Multiplier Rating
EMRElectromagnetic Radiation
EMRElectromagnetic Reconnaissance
EMRElectromagnetic Resonance
EMRElectromagnetic Response
EMRElectromechanical Relay
EMRElectromechanical Research Incorporated
EMRElectronic Combat Multifunction Radar
EMRElectronic Mail Registration
EMRElectronic Mail Room
EMRElectronic Management Reports
EMRElectronic Medical Record
EMRElectronic Meter Reading
EMRElevator Machine Room (architectural documents)
EMREmergency Management and Response
EMREmergency Manual Release
EMREmergency Medical Rescue (New York)
EMREmergency Medical Responder
EMREmergency Medical Response
EMREndoscopic Mucosal Resection
EMREnergy, Mines and Resources (Department of)
EMREngineering Management Resources BV
EMREnhanced Measurement Report
EMREnlisted Master Record
EMREnterprise Medical Record
EMREnvironmental Management Report
EMREnvironmental Management Representative
EMREnvironmental Management Review
EMREquipment Maintenance Record
EMRErrored Message Ratio (Hekimian)
EMREvent Monitor Request
EMRExchange Message Record
EMRExclusive Marketing Right (India)
EMRExecution Management Replanner (TBMCS)
EMRExecutive Management Report
EMRExecutive Management Review
EMRExperience Modification Rate (insurance)
EMRExplosive Mishap Report
EMRExtraordinary Magnetoresistance
EMRInstitut für Europäisches Medienrecht
EMRElectro Magnetic Radiation

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With no moving parts and smaller form factor, the new SSRs also address size-limit and reliability issues that are driving the trend to replace electromechanical relay with solid state relays.
Size limitations and reliability are also critical issues that are driving the trend of replacing electromechanical relay with solid state relays.
In addition, MERs have lower power consumption than electromechanical relays since they have lower actuation current requirements, and the PVY117 Series MERs are much smaller compared to the electromechanical relays they are designed to replace.
 
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