Existing reviews of Hall Effect Current Sensor 400A/2000A/3000A/5000A/8000A to 20000A
For your current sensor of 2000A range, how much over range is permitted before clipping. We are hoping for 2400A (120% )?
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Wulph
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Date:
05/07/2021
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Yes, up to 2400A is okay.
Can you tell me some parameters of the Hall current sensor?
Could you tell me the impedance of the ATO-CUS-ACDC20000 sensor? The output signal is 5VDC for AC and DC?
From:
Zma
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Date:
06/09/2021
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The impedance of the ATO-CUS-ACDC20000 sensor is approx 250Ω, power consumption ≤0.5W, and the output signal is 5VDC for AC and DC.
Our requirements for current sensor
We are looking to order a suitable /-15 V DC power supply. What is the current draw of the ATO-CUS-ACDC20000? Also, are there any requirements around a minimum voltage ripple from the supply? Please let me know any special requirements that the power supply may need to ensure compatibility with the ATO-CUS-ACDC20000.
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Tlamont
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Date:
08/09/2021
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1. The current consumption of ATO-CUS-ACDC20000 is 0.5W, and the output voltage ripple V1V2≤ 150mV.
2. We recommend ATO-SMPS-D20, input voltage AC180-264VAC, 50/60Hz, output V1: +15V (0.8A), V2: -15V (0.2A), price is 62.5USD/ PCS, free shipping.
Please see the attachment.
Is your Hall effect current sensor output bidirectional?
For your ATO-CUS-ACDC20000 current sensor, it says the sensor output is 0-5VDC. Wish to confirm that output is bi-directional?
From:
Hensley
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Date:
28/11/2021
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Yes, the output is bi-directional, it is 0 ~±5V.
Output is 0 to +5VDC in one direction of current flow and 0 to -5VDC in the opposite direction of current flow.