F03P050S05L

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Current transducers are electronic devices designed to measure electrical current. The F03P050S05L can be used in a variety of applications and has a variety of features. This article will discuss the application field and working principle of this particular model.

The F03P050S05L is categorized as a split core current transducer. This means that the transducer itself is composed of two parts: the core unit and the sensing unit. The core unit attaches to existing wiring to measure current flow, while the sensing unit is connected to an external measuring device such as a voltmeter or oscilloscope. The core and sensing units are then connected through a communications cable that enables the transducer to provide accurate readings to the external device.

The F03P050S05L has a maximum input current of 50 Amps, a measurement error of 2%, and a frequency of 50 Hz to 400 Hz. It also features short-circuit protection and an adjustable gain of 0-20. These features make the F03P050S05L suitable for a variety of applications, including industrial machinery, electrical motors, power systems, and solar energy systems.

The F03P050S05L works by utilizing the Hall effect. This effect states that when an electric current passes through a magnetic field, it creates a voltage gradient perpendicular to both the current and the field. Coupling this effect with the split-core design of the F03P050S05L creates a miniature generator which produces a voltage proportional to the current being measured. The voltage is then sent to the external measuring device, where it is used to calculate the current.

In conclusion, the F03P050S05L is a split-core current transducer that is suitable for a variety of applications. It utilizes the Hall effect to measure current flow and send readings to an external measuring device. The device’s compact size and adjustable gain make it ideal for use in industrial machinery, electrical motors, power systems, and solar energy systems.

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