Honeywell CSCA0200A000B15B01

HALL-EFFECT BASED OPEN-LOOP CURRENT SENSOR Current Sensor, 4 Pin

Open Loop Current Sensor AC/DC Current ±15V Automotive 4-Pin

SPLIT CORE HALL EFFECT CURRENT TRANSDUCER,17MA,+/-600A OUTPUT CURRENT,+/-15 VDC

SENSOR CURRENT HALL 200A AC/DC / Current Sensor 200A 1 Channel Hall Effect, Open Loop Bidirectional Module

CSCA-A Series Hall-effect based, open-loop current sensor, Molex-type connector, 200 A RMS nominal, ±600 A range CSCA-A Series inductive analog current sensors are based on Hall-effect technology. A Hall-effect device (HED) produces an output voltage linearly related to the amplitude and phase of a magnetic field applied to it. Current flowing through a primary conductor generates a rotating magnetic field around the conductor. This field is collected by a core of magnetically sensitive material and is concentrated in the core's gap where the HED is located. Therefore, the HED output is directly proportional to the amplitude and phase of the primary current. The HED output is trimmed for gain and offset calibration so that the CSCA-A Series sensor provides a predefined output sensitivity versus primary current.