LXSR 15-NPS

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The LXSR 15-NPS is a current transducer that can measure DC and AC signals. It has great accuracy and is widely used in industrial applications. This transducer is a kind of isolating device that can optically transform an electrical signal into an optical signal and then transfer it from one circuit to another, or vice versa, keeping them isolated from each other.

The main application of the LXSR 15-NPS current transducer is in current measurement in certain sensitive electronic systems. It is used for both AC and DC current measurement and can measure currents ranging from 20mA to 20A. The transducer has a 5MHz bandwidth, which makes it suitable for a wide range of applications. The device is composed of a circuit board, an optical transmitter, two transformers, an electrical insulation enclosure and a terminal block.

This transducer works by converting an electrical signal into an optical one. The signal is then optically transmitted from the transmitter to the receiver, where it is converted back into an electrical signal. This process helps to keep the electronic circuit isolated from the power supply. The transducer is then able to accurately measure both AC and DC signals in a wide range of applications.

The LXSR 15-NPS current transducer has many advantages over other transducers, such as its high accuracy and wide frequency range. Its compact size makes it easy to install in confined spaces. It also requires less maintenance compared to other transducers and is cost-effective. Additionally, it has great environmental protection, which makes it suitable for harsh working environments.

The LXSR 15-NPS current transducer is the perfect choice for current measurement in industrial applications. It is reliable, accurate, and cost-effective. It is also easy to install and requires minimal maintenance. This makes it an ideal choice for measuring both AC and DC currents in a wide variety of applications.

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