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SUCH closed loop hall effect current sensor has high-precision measurement of AC, DC, and pulsed currents using advanced zero-flux technology for superior accuracy and stability. Featuring galvanic isolation between input and output, electrical current sensor ensures safe operation in high-voltage environments. Housed in a UL94-V0 flame-retardant enclosure with a non-contact through-hole design (20/32.5/40/60 mm), the sensor offers easy integration into power systems. With a ±15VDC power supply and 0-4VDC/0-5VDC output signal options, it is ideal for UPS systems, battery packs, inverters, and SMPS devices.
A closed loop Hall effect current sensor uses the Hall effect principle to measure current while employing a feedback loop to maintain zero magnetic flux in the core. When current flows through the conductor, it generates a magnetic field that is detected by a Hall element. The sensor drives a compensation current through a secondary winding to cancel this magnetic field, and the feedback current becomes proportional to the primary current. This closed-loop mechanism improves accuracy, linearity, and response time.
Closed loop Hall sensors offer higher accuracy (typically ±0.5% or better), faster response times (less than 1 μs), and superior linearity. They also have a better temperature stability and lower offset drift. These features make them suitable for high-precision applications in power electronics, industrial drives, inverters, and motor control systems.
Yes, the sensor can accurately measure AC, DC, and even pulsed currents, making it versatile for various applications including power converters, battery management systems, and variable frequency drives.