LXS 15-NPS

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The LXS 15-NPS current transducer is a device that is used to measure and convert electrical signals to electrical signals for further processing. It is highly accurate and reliable, providing precise measurements and clear data. This article will discuss the application field and working principle of the LXS 15-NPS current transducer.

Application Field

LXS 15-NPS current transducers are typically used in applications where high accuracy is required, such as in laboratory equipment, power quality monitoring, and process control. Due to their high accuracy, they are ideal for precision measurement applications in industrial automation, power electronics, and electrical engineering. They can also be used in power systems, such as in the electric power generation, transmission, and distribution industries.

Working Principle

The LXS 15-NPS current transducer utilizes the Hall effect principle to measure currents up to 15 Amps with a high degree of accuracy. The Hall effect operates by passing a current through a conductor, in this case typically a small square Hall sensor. When this happens, a small magnetic field is generated within the sensor and this magnetic field interacts with the current and the voltage that is present during the measurement. This interaction causes a change in the conductivity of the sensor, and this change can be measured to provide accurate and reliable measurements.

The LXS 15-NPS current transducer is then able to convert this mV signal into a proportional current output. This output is typically a 4-20 mA output which can be connected to a data acquisition system, a PLC, or other monitoring devices. This output provides easy monitoring in nearly any application.

Conclusion

The LXS 15-NPS current transducer is an accurate and reliable device for measuring electrical signals. It utilizes the Hall effect principle to measure currents up to 15 Amps and then convert the mV signal into a proportional current output. This output is used in many applications, such as industrial automation, power electronics, and power systems, and provides easy monitoring in nearly any application.

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