CR5220S-2

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Current Transducers are devices used to measure the current in an electrical equipment application and convert this current into a corresponding electrical output signal. They usually include a Hall-effect device, a transformer, or a resistive element to measure and/or convert the current. The most commonly used current transducers are the Hall-effect based sensors. They are especially suitable for applications dealing with high voltages and currents.

The CR5220S-2 current transducer is a four-terminal Hall-effect based current transducer built with a precision Hall-effect IC and easy-to-use terminal blocks. It is designed to measure DC and AC currents with a resolution of 0.2 A. The CR5220S-2 current transducer offers excellent performance and reliability with a very high accuracy rating of ±0.5%. It has excellent linearity with little hysteresis, and a wide temperature range of -40 to 105°C.

The CR5220S-2 current transducer is used in applications such as motor control systems, security systems, industrial automation, robotics, power supply control, and machinery protection. It is suitable for both indoor and outdoor applications. The output is a voltage signal proportional to the current, which can be easily read and processed using Circuit devices or microcontroller. The CR5220S-2 can be used for both AC and DC applications. In AC applications, the output frequency is proportional to the input frequency.

The working principle of the CR5220S-2 current transducer is based on a precision Hall-effect IC. This device is housed in a metal package and has three leads; a signal input lead, a power lead, and a ground lead. The signal input lead is inserted into the current path. The power lead is connected to a power source and the ground lead is connected to the zero point of the current path. When a current flows in the path, the magnetic field generated by this current induces a voltage in the Hall-effect IC. This voltage is then converted into a proportional voltage output signal that can be read by a Circuit device or microcontroller.

The CR5220S-2 current transducer is an excellent choice for applications requiring high-accuracy current measurement and conversion. It is small and easy to install, has a wide measurement range, and is suitable for both AC and DC applications. The device has excellent linearity and low hysteresis, making it one of the most reliable current transducers available today.

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