SI8502-C-ISR

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Current transducers are devices that can measure a variety of different currents in electrical systems. They can be used to measure direct current (DC), alternating current (AC), or even power levels. The SI8502-C-ISR is a current transducer that provides direct current measurement. It has a wide operating range, with a maximum current rating of 25 amperes. Additionally, its accuracy and stability allow for a long-term data acquisition and monitoring.

The SI8502-C-ISR is a highly accurate and reliable current transducer, making it an ideal choice for many industrial applications. It can be used for various purposes such as power monitoring, motor overload protection, and current transients detection. It has a low power consumption and high switching frequency, which allows for long-term data collection, enabling the user to monitor the system in real-time.

The SI8502-C-ISR current transducer’s working principle is based on a Hall effect device. This is an electronic component that can detect magnetic fields, and it is the primary mechanism used to measure current with the SI8502-C-ISR. A Hall effect device is comprised of three main parts: a current source (such as a coil), a Hall effect sensor (such as a thin-film transistor), and a measuring circuit. When current passes through the coil, it creates a magnetic field in the coil. The Hall effect sensor then measures the difference between this magnetic field and a reference field, and the measuring circuit is used to convert this difference into a voltage or current signal.

The SI8502-C-ISR is a highly reliable, accurate, and cost-effective current transducer. It can be used to measure a variety of different currents, from low-voltage DC to high-voltage AC current. Its Hall effect measurement principle ensures accuracy while also allowing for long-term data collection and monitoring. This makes it an ideal choice for industrial applications such as motor overload protection and power monitoring.

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