CTR06-5100SX

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CTR06-5100SX is an advanced current sensor with wide application. It is composed of a highly temperature-stable and linearizing core, an analog front-end, and a built-in digital circuit for calibration, storage and communication.

CTR06-5100SX is the most popularly used AC current sensor. It is mainly used in industrial field, such as motor, switchgear, transducer, transformer, etc., and in measurement and signal processing field. In order to catch the signals of AC current accurately and rapidly, an advanced Digital Signal Processor (DSP) is used to process, store, and output the data. The programmable gain allows the sensor to achieve a signal-to-noise ratio of up to 95dB.

CTR06-5100SX is characterized by its superior signal-to-noise ratio, high accuracy and linearity, fast measurement speed and high temperature stability. The working principle of the current sensor is based on a split-core current transformer. When a current from input source is added through the sensor, the transformer core will generate a magnetic flux. The magnitude of the generated flux is proportional to the current passing through the component. The generated flux induces a voltage across the transformer windings. The output voltage of the transformer is further amplified by the instrumentation amplifier and the level of the amplified voltage depends on the input source current signal. This voltage is then converted to digital form by the data acquisition module. The amplified voltage is then calibrated and stored for further use.

In conclusion, CTR06-5100SX is suitable for various applications that require accurate measurement of AC currents. It has the advantages of high accuracy, wide dynamic range, fast measurement speed, and high temperature stability. Moreover, the integrated digital circuit makes the sensor very easy to use, which is the main reason why this device is so popular in both industrial and research fields.

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