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AC5 series Open-Loop current sensor

Accuracy: 1%
Measuring Range: 100A – 700A | 900A
Output (V): 2.5±2V@IPN
Supply Voltage: 5V

The AC5 Series provides efficient and precise sensor solutions for AC, DC and pulse currents in auto- motive applications. It covers from low voltage to high voltage, and provides galvanic separation be- tween the primary circuit and the secondary circuit. It consists of three main components: an accurate low-temperature drift linear hall sensor, a flux collector and a current transformer. It offers markedly low resistance, reducing power loss and temperature drift to deliver exceptional performance.

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C02 series Open-Loop Current Sensor

Accuracy: 1%
Measuring Range: 200A|300A|400A|500A|600A|700A|800A
Output (V): 2.5±2V@IPN
Supply Voltage: 5V

The C02 Series provides efficient and precise sensor solutions for AC, DC, and pulse currents in industrial, commercial and communications systems. It consists of three main components: an accurate low-temperature drift linear hall sensor, a flux collector, and a current transformer. It offers markedly low resistance, reducing power loss and temperature drift to deliver exceptional performance.

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C02FS series Open-Loop Current Sensor

Accuracy: 0.8%
Measuring Range: 400A|500A|600A|700A|800A|900A|1000A|1100A|1200A
Output (V): 2.5±2V@IPN
Supply Voltage: 5V

The C02FS series current sensor provides efficient and precise sensor solutions for AC, DC and pulse currents in industrial, commercial and communications systems. It consists of three main components: an accurate low-temperature drift linear hall sensor, a flux collector and a current transformer. It offers markedly low resistance, reducing power loss and temperature drift to deliver exceptional performance.

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K03 series Open-Loop current sensor

Accuracy: 1%
Measuring Range: 100A|200A|300A|400A|500A|600A|700A|800A
Output: ±4V@IPN
Supply Voltage: ±15V

 

The K03 series is an Open-Loop current sensor based on the Hall effect. It provides electronic measurement of DC, AC or pulse currents at same time, and their combinations with galvanic between the primary (high current) and secondary circuits.

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K04 series Open-Loop current sensor

Accuracy: 1%
Measuring Range: 200A|400A|500A|600A|800A|1000A|1200A|1500A
Output: ±4V@IPN
Supply Voltage: ±15V

 

The K04 series is a Open-Loop current sensor based on the Hall effect. It provides electronic measurement of DC, AC or pulse currents at same time, and their combinations with galvanic between the primary (high current) and secondary circuits.

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K09 series Open-Loop current sensor

Accuracy: 1%
Measuring Range: 50A|100A|200A|300A|400A|500A|600A
Output: ±4V@IPN
Supply Voltage: ±15V

 

The K09 series is an Open-Loop current sensor based on the Hall effect. It provides electronic measurement of DC, AC or pulse currents at same time, and their combinations with galvanic between the primary (high current) and secondary circuits.

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K09D500D15 Open-Loop current sensor

Accuracy: 1%
Measuring Range: 500A
Output: ±4V@IPN
Supply Voltage: ±15V

 

The K09 series is an Open-Loop current sensor based on the Hall effect. It provides electronic measurement of DC, AC or pulse currents at same time, and their combinations with galvanic between the primary (high current) and secondary circuits.

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K12 series Open-Loop current sensor

Accuracy: 1%
Measuring Range: 500A|600A|850A|1000A|1200A|1500A|2000A|2500A
Output: ±4V@IPN
Supply Voltage: ±15V

 

The K12 series is an Open-Loop current sensor based on the Hall effect. It provides electronic measurement of DC, AC or pulse currents at same time, and their combinations with galvanic between the primary (high current) and secondary circuits.

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Y06-500S Close-Loop current transducer

Accuracy: 0.1%
Measuring Range: 500A
Output: 1:5000(A)
Supply Voltage: ±15V

The Y06-500S series is a current transducer which operates on the principle of magnetic compensation. It measures DC, AC or pulse currents and their combinations, with galvanic isolation techniques used to separate the primary and secondary circuits.

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