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Electronics that operate in extreme heat to 800°C

November 2, 2020 By Jeff Shepard Leave a Comment

Extreme environments require electronic systems capable of surviving beyond the MIL-STD operating temperature range of -55°C to +125°C. This FAQ series will go to extremes and look at super hot electronics (up to 800°C) and cryogenic electronics. Part one of this series looks at electronics that operate in extreme heat. Part two will look at […]

Filed Under: Current Sensor, Featured, Frequently Asked Question (FAQ), Other Tagged With: FAQ

Kelvin 4-Wire sensing solves the “IR Drop” problem

August 20, 2020 By Bill Schweber Leave a Comment

Novice engineers usually don’t learn about this problem and its solution in school, but “practicing” ones learn about it soon enough! Problem: I need to determine the change in resistance of a low-resistance sensor located many meters away. My plan was simply to apply a known voltage across the thin-wire sensor leads and measure the […]

Filed Under: Current Sensor, Featured, Frequently Asked Question (FAQ), Other Tagged With: FAQ

3.3-V current sensor now available for ADC and microprocessor-based power systems

June 12, 2019 By Aimee Kalnoskas Leave a Comment

MCx1101 current sensors

ACIENNA announced that their MCx1101 family of current sensors now supports 3.3-volt mΩ applications. These highly accurate, wide bandwidth AMR-based current sensors are now available for a wide range of ADC and microprocessor-based power systems and applications. The MCx1101 are fully integrated, bi-directional current sensors that offer much higher DC accuracy and dynamic range compared […]

Filed Under: Current Sensor, Other Tagged With: acienna

What’s new in magnetic sensors?

August 14, 2018 By Randy Frank Leave a Comment

At Sensors Expo, Wayne Seto, Senior Director of Product Marketing from Crocus Technology, discusses the company’s tunnel magnetoresistance (TMR) magnetic sensing technology. For sensing, TMR is used in number of different applications. Wayne demonstrated several digital latches with omnipolar (CT832DM), bipolar (CT852AN), unipolar (CT832EK, CT832BV, CT832SK and CT811DK) and analog (CT834DR) magnetics. For omnipolar sensing […]

Filed Under: Current Sensor, Featured, Frequently Asked Question (FAQ), Magnetic sensor Tagged With: Crocus Technology

Bidirectional power-switching solution is one of the industry’s smallest

February 24, 2017 By Paul Heney Leave a Comment

TE Connectivity has released an additional size for the KILOVAC current-sensing [KCS] high-voltage contactors. The KILOVAC KCS01 contactor is a compact power-switching solution with an integrated current sensor and current trip function. These contactors are suited for applications in harsh military and commercial electric vehicles, power distribution, energy storage and battery storage systems. For more […]

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Clamp AC current sensors handle 600 A

April 12, 2016 By Andrew Zistler Leave a Comment

TDK Corporation has expanded its CCT series of clamp AC current sensors with a new 600 A type. The lineup of TDK current sensors is now positioned to meet the high-current sensing needs of energy management systems (EMS) for buildings, factories, stores and communities. The new CCT406393-600-36 current sensor has a clamp inner diameter of […]

Filed Under: Current Sensor Tagged With: TDK

IC Senses Power and has Configurable Outputs

August 10, 2015 By Randy Frank Leave a Comment

  At Sensors Expo 2015 in Long Beach, CA, John Austin, senior product marketing manager with from the Analog and Interface Products Division of Microchip Technology explains the capabilities of the PAC1921, a high-side current/power sensor with a configurable analog output and a 2-wire digital bus. A evaluation board (part # ADM00592) is available. For […]

Filed Under: Current Sensor, Featured Tagged With: Microchip Technology

Dual Hall-effect Sensor Addresses Automotive Applications and More

February 20, 2015 By Randy Frank Leave a Comment

When automotive engineers need a contactless sensor for measurements such as throttle position, pedal position and exhaust gas recirculation (EGR) position, Hall-effect technology is a frequent choice. With the HAR 24xy linear Hall-effect sensor family, Micronas integrates two automotive-qualified die into an ultra-thin (<1 mm) TSSOP14-1 package.  The two stacked die enable high-precision redundant measurements and […]

Filed Under: Current Sensor, Featured, Motion, Position Tagged With: Micronas

Compact 3-Wire Direct Current Sensor

December 17, 2013 By Randy Frank Leave a Comment

Complementing its existing DLT Series of 4-–20 mA current output sensors, NK Technologies’ DT Series 3-Wire Current Transducer provides industry standard outputs of 0-5 or 0-10 VDC proportional to the direct current. The sensors accuracy is ±1% of full scale and it is offered in 0-50A and 0-100A ranges. With its 3.3-in (83.8 mm) x […]

Filed Under: Current Sensor, Featured, Magnetic sensor Tagged With: NK TECHNOLOGIES

Monitor Power Precisely with Digital Current Sensor and Voltage Monitor

October 31, 2013 By Randy Frank Leave a Comment

Telecom, servers and central office equipment in the communications infrastructure are among the electronic products that needs precise power monitoring. To meet their needs, Texas Instruments (TI) developed a digital current sensor and voltage monitor with simultaneous sampling and SPI interface. Claimed to be a first to provide these capabilities, the LMP92064 integrates a precision […]

Filed Under: Current Sensor, Featured Tagged With: Texas Instruments

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