One pin AC connector (Coaxial)

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Algr said:
I expect that the amperage would not be that high?
It would be a 50Ω system for RF use.
 
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Rive said:
you need to consider arcing (welding kind/intensity) by default, since there are no 'zero crossings',
There are so many solid state devices that can cope with that problem, these days. Detecting an arc and tailoring the on/off transition is doable with fast responses and high current capability. there is much less risk of roasting contacts.
 

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