CR4150-150

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Current transducers are devices that measure and process electrical current by finding proportional output signal. Their primary application is measuring current and performing process control. Currently, traditional methods for measuring current rely on manual methods that require a technician to measure the current in a difficult and often dangerous fashion. Current transducers, on the other hand, are more reliable, automated and efficient.

CR4150-150 is a current transducer that is capable of measuring current from 0.5amps up to 150amps. With an accuracy of +/-3%, this device provides a relatively high level of accuracy when compared to manual methods. It is suitable for use in a wide range of applications, including power monitoring, power quality analysis, product testing, electrical relay testing, and protection system control. The CR4150-150 also features a wide operating temperature range from -40°C to +85°C and is certified to CSA and UL standards.

The working principle of CR4150-150 utilizes the Hall effect to measure the current flow. This device consists of a miniature integrated circuit and a tantalum Hall effect sensor. The Hall effect sensor is used to detect the magnetic field that is generated when current is passing through the component. Since the resistance of the Hall effect sensor is relatively low, it can measure the current without causing a significant drop in voltage. The output signal is then fed to the integrated circuit, which processes the signal and provides an output signal proportional to the measured current.

The input and output terminals of the CR4150-150 are quite simple and straightforward. The input terminals allow for an input voltage range from 7V to 24Vdc and can be configured for either 4-20mA output or 0-10VDC output. The output signal is then fed to either a display device or a PLC depending on the application. The device also features built-in protections and surge suppression for additional safety.

The key advantages of the CR4150-150 are its accuracy, wide temperature range, and small size. With an accuracy of +/- 3%, this device provides a reliable and accurate measurement of the current flow. Its small size allows for easy installation in confined spaces. The wide temperature range ensures reliability in a variety of environmental conditions. It is also certified for use in hazardous locations, making it suitable for use in a variety of industrial applications.

The CR4150-150 current transducer provides an accurate, reliable and cost-effective method for measuring current. It is suitable for a variety of applications, including power monitoring, power quality analysis, product testing, electrical relay testing, and protection system control. The device is certified to CSA and UL standards, offering an extra level of safety and confidence in its reliability. Its accuracy, wide temperature range, and small size make it suitable for use in various industrial settings.

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