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The open loop hall effect current sensor, available in DC 0-50A, 800A, and 1500A models, offers precise, non-contact current measurement using Hall Effect technology. It ensures high accuracy and linearity, delivering stable and reliable data across a wide range of currents. With a fast signal response, it’s ideal for real-time monitoring in dynamic systems. The DC current sensor sensor has excellent overload and electromagnetic interference resistance, making it suitable for harsh environments. It offers versatile integration with PLCs and controllers, ensuring seamless operation in applications like battery management, solar energy, electric vehicles, motor drives, and power distribution. Built with robust materials, this sensor guarantees durability and long-lasting performance.
An open loop Hall effect current sensor operates by detecting the magnetic field generated by an AC or DC current flowing through a conductor. It uses a Hall effect element placed in an air gap of a magnetic core to convert this magnetic field into a proportional voltage signal. In the open loop design, this signal is directly amplified and output without feedback correction, which ensures fast response, lower cost, and compact size—ideal for general current monitoring applications from 50A up to 1500A.
Open loop Hall sensors offer several key benefits for AC systems: they provide electrical isolation between the measured conductor and the output circuit, ensuring user safety and system protection. Their fast response time allows for real-time current monitoring, making them ideal for dynamic loads such as motor drives, inverters, UPS systems, and variable frequency drives. Additionally, they support wide measurement ranges with high linearity and can be easily integrated into PLCs, DSPs, or monitoring instruments via standard output signals like 4-20mA or 0-5V.
This sensor is widely used in industrial and energy applications where accurate current monitoring is crucial. Common scenarios include battery management systems, solar power inverters, electroplating and welding systems, motor control, uninterruptible power supplies (UPS), servo systems, and DC panels. Its compatibility with various current ranges (AC 50A to 1500A), combined with features like fast signal conversion and isolation, make it suitable for both light-duty and heavy-duty current sensing tasks.