LES 50-NP

Current Transducers

The LES 50-NP transducers are a type of current transducers designed for voltage and current measurement applications in high accuracy devices, such as electrometers, multimeters or other voltage and current metering instruments. They offer a high level of accuracy, allowing for precise readings in all sorts of measurement applications. The LES 50-NP transducers have one input for measuring voltage or current, with the ability to operate on a range of AC and DC signals.

Application Field

The LES 50-NP transducer is suitable for use within a wide range of industrial and commercial applications. It is most commonly used in the area of scientific research and development, power electronics and process control. In areas such as metrology, it can be used to accurately measure the current consumption and voltage levels of electrical components. It can also be used in the field of renewable energy for measuring the current produced by solar panels or other alternative power sources. Furthermore, it is suitable for use in the manufacturing of energy-saving devices, such as LED lighting fixtures and control systems.

Working Principle

The LES 50-NP transducers operate on the principle of magnetic induction. They sense the voltage and current signals generated by a power source, and transform them into an electronic output signal. The output signal is then routed to a compatible measuring device, such as a multimeter. The transducer converts the current and voltage signals into a proportional electrical signal. This signal is then processed by the measuring device in order to determine the precise voltage or current level.

Conclusion

The LES 50-NP transducers are a type of current transducers suitable for a wide range of applications. They are designed for precise voltage and current measurement, offering a high level of accuracy for a range of AC and DC signals. The transducers operate on the principle of magnetic induction, transforming current and voltage signals into a proportional electrical signal, which is processed by a measuring device.