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RELAY AUTOMOTIVE SPDTX2 20A 12V
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ManufacturerPanasonic Electric Works
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Mfr. Part #ACT212
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In Stock13708
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Specifications
| Attribute | Value |
| Series | ACT |
| Part Status | Active |
| Base Product Number | ACT21 |
| Coil Type | Non Latching |
| Coil Current | 66.7 mA |
| Coil Voltage | 12VDC |
| Contact Form | SPDT (1 Form C) x 2 |
| Contact Rating (Current) | 20 A |
| Switching Voltage | 14VDC - Nom |
| Must Operate Voltage | 7.2 VDC |
| Must Release Voltage | 1 VDC |
| Operate Time | 10 ms |
| Release Time | 10 ms |
| Mounting Type | Through Hole |
| Termination Style | PC Pin |
| Operating Temperature | -40°C ~ 85°C |
| Packaging | Tube |
Overview
Description
ACT212 is a course code, but its exact content depends on the university or program. “ACT” can stand for different fields, so the syllabus varies. Two common interpretations:
- Accounting (Intro/Financial Accounting): basics of recording and reporting financial transactions; double-entry bookkeeping; prepare income statements, balance sheets, and cash flow statements; GAAP fundamentals; often a continuation from ACT211. Learning outcomes include drafting financial statements and interpreting financial data.
- Actuarial Science (Intro to Actuarial Math): foundational probability and statistics for risk assessment; topics include random variables, distributions, expected value, and basic survival models; introductory actuarial applications.
Prerequisites and specifics (credit hours, assessments) differ by program. For a precise introduction, please share your university name or the official ACT212 course description from your department.
- Accounting (Intro/Financial Accounting): basics of recording and reporting financial transactions; double-entry bookkeeping; prepare income statements, balance sheets, and cash flow statements; GAAP fundamentals; often a continuation from ACT211. Learning outcomes include drafting financial statements and interpreting financial data.
- Actuarial Science (Intro to Actuarial Math): foundational probability and statistics for risk assessment; topics include random variables, distributions, expected value, and basic survival models; introductory actuarial applications.
Prerequisites and specifics (credit hours, assessments) differ by program. For a precise introduction, please share your university name or the official ACT212 course description from your department.
Equivalent
ACT212 isn’t a uniquely defined part; many vendors use similar numbers for different devices (MCU/FPGA, ADC, regulator, etc.). Please specify:
- Manufacturer
- Device type (MCU, analog IC, etc.)
- Key specs (voltage, speed, package)
- Any datasheet/link
With those details I can provide cross-reference equivalents or closest substitutes.
- Manufacturer
- Device type (MCU, analog IC, etc.)
- Key specs (voltage, speed, package)
- Any datasheet/link
With those details I can provide cross-reference equivalents or closest substitutes.
Manufacturer
There are multiple products labeled ACT212 from different manufacturers. Please specify the product category (e.g., electronics component, camera, aircraft part) or share a link/image. With that, I can identify the exact manufacturer and describe the company.
Application
ACT212 (Actuarial Mathematics II) covers models and methods used in several application areas:
- Life contingencies: pricing/premiums, reserves, and valuations for life insurance, annuities, and endowments
- Pensions and employee benefits: funding valuations, benefit design, retirement projections
- Health and long-term care: cost projections and product pricing
- General/non-life insurance: pricing, reserving, risk classification, claims forecasting
- Risk theory and life-decrement models: ruin probabilities, multiple decrement analysis
- Financial risk management: stochastic interest rates, asset–liability management, basic derivatives
- Actuarial analytics: survival analysis, Markov/credibility methods for forecasting
- Life contingencies: pricing/premiums, reserves, and valuations for life insurance, annuities, and endowments
- Pensions and employee benefits: funding valuations, benefit design, retirement projections
- Health and long-term care: cost projections and product pricing
- General/non-life insurance: pricing, reserving, risk classification, claims forecasting
- Risk theory and life-decrement models: ruin probabilities, multiple decrement analysis
- Financial risk management: stochastic interest rates, asset–liability management, basic derivatives
- Actuarial analytics: survival analysis, Markov/credibility methods for forecasting
