This project involves setting up a basic circuit using a G5V-1-T90 DC24 general-purpose relay by Omron Electronics Inc-EMC Div. The G5V-1-T90 is a Single Pole Double Throw (SPDT) relay, which means it has one common (COM) terminal, one Normally Closed (NC) terminal, and one Normally Open (NO) terminal. Additionally, this relay operates on a 24V DC coil voltage. The specific parts of the relay detailed in the project include:

In its default state (de-energized), the COM terminal is connected to the NC terminal, forming a closed circuit. When the relay coil is energized by applying a 24V DC voltage across COIL_1 and COIL_2, the connection shifts from NC to NO, closing the circuit between COM and NO.

This project does not yet include electrical connections, meaning that none of these components are interconnected in the schematic. To utilize this relay in a circuit, you would typically connect an input signal or power source to the coil to control the relay, and use the COM, NC, and NO terminals to switch another circuit or component on and off. This setup is common in applications where a low-power signal controls a higher power circuit or in situations requiring isolation between control and load circuits.

Given that there are uncommon aspects in your description (like the dual COM terminals, which could be a misinterpretation or a unique configuration), ensure the relay's datasheet or manufacturer's documentation is referenced for accurate connection and operation details.