HLSR 32-SM/SP33

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The HLSR 32-SM/SP33 is a part of a series of Hall-effect linear current transducers produced by Honeywell. It is a compact, low-cost, surface-mount device designed for very high accuracy measurement of alternating or direct current. The HLSR 32-SM/SP33 is an all-in-one current transducer with an integrated Hall-effect sensing element and signal conditioning circuitry. It contains a magnetically sensitive device based on an integrated Hall element, which is coupled with a permanent neodymium magnet. The magnet produces a magnetic field whose magnitude and direction is sensed by the Hall element.The HLSR 32-SM/SP33 is designed for applications where precision current measurement is required, such as monitoring power distribution, measuring electric motor currents, and testing stages of the manufacturing process. This transducer can be used in both DC and AC circuits, making it suitable for a wide range of industrial and commercial applications. The transducer has an all-in-one design with a nested magnet and Hall element inside a single package - making it ideal for space-constrained applications. The device also contains an integrated linearity compensation and current sense amplifier, which enables high accuracy current measurements. The integrated signal-conditioning circuitry provides high-level linearization with virtually no temperature drift, and provides for low output-signal-area hysteresis. This allows for lower voltage output that is highly linear, with better than 0.1% accuracy over the full current range.In order to accurately measure current, the HLSR 32-SM/SP33 uses a combination of magnetic and electric principles. The device contains an integrated Hall element, which is a semiconductor device that senses the presence of a magnetic field and generates a voltage proportional to the magnetic field strength. This voltage is measured by the onboard amplifier and regulated by the integrated linearity compensation circuit, resulting in a current sense output voltage that is proportional to the applied current.The HLSR 32-SM/SP33 provides a number of advantages over traditional current transducers, including relatively lower cost and smaller size. It is a reliable, cost-effective and accurate device, making it well suited for a variety of industrial and commercial applications where precise current measurements are required.

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