959102-0100-DA

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Shunts and jumpers are often used to control high-current electrical circuits. The 959102-0100-DA shunt or jumper is an industry standard for reliable, high-precision control of these circuits. It features a broad operating range, low-noise operation, and safe and convenient installation. Its uses range from a wide variety of automated industrial processes to manual operations, making it a common choice for both professional and hobbyist applications.

The 959102-0100-DA shunt or jumper is designed to bridge electrical circuits in order to measure current in high-current applications. Its primary components include a shunt resistor, a low-profile header and connector, and an insulation sleeve to protect any exposed metal surfaces from arcing. The shunt resistor is the most important part of the 959102-0100-DA, as its resistance directly affects the current measurement capabilities of the device. It can handle currents up to 1000 amperes with a maximum error of less than 0.1%.

In order to measure current, the shunt resistor is inserted into the circuit, much like a normal switch. It is designed to bridge two electrical legs, creating a closed loop that allows for the measurement of current through that specific loop. The accuracy of the measurements taken depends on the accuracy of the resistance value of the shunt resistor. The low-profile header and connector allows for the 959102-0100-DA shunt to be easily installed in even the most cramped spaces. The insulation sleeve provides additional protection for both the user and the circuit from arcing and/or overheating.

The 959102-0100-DA is an ideal choice for both professional and hobbyist applications due to its flexibility and ease of use. Its broad operating range makes it suitable for a wide variety of applications, and its high precision ensures accurate current measurements. Additionally, its components are designed for safe and convenient installation. With a maximum error of less than 0.1%, it is a reliable choice for current control in high-current electrical circuits.

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