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Current Transducers

The CSNX1000M-101 is a current transducer with an accuracy rating of 0.1% or better. It can be used to measure current in AC/DC systems, and is particularly suitable for measuring peak currents. The transducer has a wide dynamic range and can measure up to 1000A peak current. It is also highly power efficient, requiring only 5V to operate.

Application Field

The CSNX1000M-101 transducer is suitable for a variety of applications, including power systems, electrical motor control, and renewable energy applications. It can be used for energy monitoring and management, as well as motor control. It can also be used for measuring the current of photovoltaic systems, such as solar panels. Additionally, the transducer is suitable for mechanical vibration monitoring systems, as it can accurately measure peak currents in AC/DC systems.

Working Principle

The working principle of the CSNX1000M-101 transducer is based on the hall effect. The transducer has two probes, which are used to measure the magnetic field created by a current flowing through a conductor. The magnetic field is detected by the probes, and the transducer converts this to an electrical signal. This signal is then amplified and processed by the transducer, and the output is a proportional representation of the current being measured.

The transducer is also equipped with a voltage regulator, which helps to ensure that the output signal is not affected by supply voltage variations. Additionally, the transducer has short circuit and overload protection. This helps to ensure that the transducer does not suffer any damage when subjected to large currents or short circuits.

Conclusion

The CSNX1000M-101 transducer is a versatile and accurate current measurement device, which is suitable for a variety of applications. It has a high accuracy rating of 0.1% or better, and can accurately measure peak currents in AC/DC systems. The transducer is also highly power efficient, and is protected against overloads and short circuits.

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