Yes, SSR-40DD solid-state relays can be used with Arduino and Raspberry Pi, but with a few important considerations. Since the input trigger voltage range of the SSR-40DD is 3–32V DC, it is fully compatible with both 5V logic (Arduino) and 3.3V logic (Raspberry Pi). This means you can directly drive the SSR using a digital GPIO pin without requiring an external transistor circuit, making it simple to integrate into automation, switching, and high-power DC control setups.
However, it is important to note that SSR-40DD is designed for DC-to-DC switching only, with an output range of 5–200V DC at up to 40A. It should not be used with AC loads. Additionally, ensure that the load current and heat dissipation are properly managed—SSR modules generate heat under high current and may require a heatsink. When used correctly, SSR-40DD provides smooth, fast, noise-free switching for microcontroller-based industrial projects and embedded automation systems.