HAXC 2000-S

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The HAXC 2000-S is a current transducer designed and manufactured by the Haxc Corporation. It can be used to measure and control the current of electrical equipment and systems. The HAXC 2000-S has a wide range of applications, including industrial automation, process control, motor speed control, power system protection, and many other industrial applications.The current transducer consists of an input section, output section, and a microprocessor. The input section consists of a high current transformer, a low current transformer, and a ground reference circuit. The output section consists of a transistor array, an operational amplifier, and other components. The microprocessor processes the input signals from the input section and the output signals from the output section to provide the correct current measurements. The HAXC 2000-S uses an analog-to-digital (A/D) converter to convert the input signals into digital signals. These digital signals are then used by the microprocessor to determine the correct current values. The microprocessor then sends the output signals to the output section which is then converted back to analog signals and sent to the user. The HAXC 2000-S current transducer is designed to be highly accurate, with a resolution of 0.1mA and a repeatability of 0.1%. It also has a wide range of applications, such as motor speed control, power system protection, industrial automation, and process control. The HAXC 2000-S is available with a variety of options including LED displays, multi-channel operation, temperature compensation, and other features.The HAXC 2000-S current transducer is an effective device for measuring and controlling current in industrial applications. It is highly accurate, reliable, and easy to install and use. With its wide range of applications, the HAXC 2000-S is an ideal choice for any industrial application.

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