CR4150-30

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The CR4150-30 Current Transducer is a tool designed to measure both the current applied and sensed through a conductor in a closed-loop system or circuit. It is important to distinguish the applied current from the sensed current, as the former is the amount of current moved through the circuit by an external electrical source or the power supplied from the breaker, while the latter is the amount of current remaining in the conductor after the current applied by the external sources is stopped or reduced.

The CR4150-30 Current Transducer consists of two main parts: a sensing element, which is the part that measures the current applied and sensed through the conductor, and a controller, which is the part that reads the sensed current and sends the appropriate signals to an output device like a computer or a microcontroller depending on the purpose of the installation.

The sensing element of the CR4150-30 Current Transducer consists of a thin rectangular metal conductor that encircles the outside of the conductor. When measuring current, the metal conductor is energized with an alternating current signal. When the alternating current signal passes through the conductor, a changing magnetic field is generated which creates a voltage change in the conductor. This voltage change is then sensed by the sensing element, which in turn sends the signals to the controller, which then sends the signals to the output device.

Once the sensed current is read, the controller can then take the appropriate actions, depending on the applications. In some uses, the controller may activate an output signal or shutdown an entire system when it senses a certain amount of current. In other cases, the controller will send a signal to activate a motor, allowing for an automated process that saves time and energy. In other applications, the controller can be used to regulate the total current flowing through the conductor, making sure that it never exceeds a certain amount.

The CR4150-30 Current Transducer has an output impedance of 1000 Ohms and a maximum output voltage of 1.25V. Its operating temperature range is from 0 to 55°C. The device is protected against electro-static discharge and is certified according to CE, EN60950, and IEC standards. This means that the device can be used for both residential and industrial applications.

The CR4150-30 Current Transducer can be used in a variety of applications, including power distribution monitoring, overload protection, temperature control, and energy management. It is ideal for closed-loop circuit applications, and can be used in a variety of industries, such as telecommunication, motor control, and renewable energy. The device is also able to measure both the current applied and sensed through a conductor in a closed-loop system, making it a useful tool for both sensing and controlling current in circuits.

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