570-0394: 5 Volt Open Loop Current Transducer

An Open-Loop Current Transducer utilizes the principle of magnetic induction to measure the current passing through a conductor. It consists of a primary coil, which carries the current to be measured, and a secondary coil, which detects the magnetic field generated by the current in the primary coil. The secondary coil is connected to electronic circuitry that converts the detected magnetic field into a proportional electrical signal.

Attributes:
• Operating current consumption is 15 to 20 milliamps.
• High-quality materials for longevity.
• Resistant to environmental factors.
• Protection against electrical faults.
• Load resistance is 10 kilo ohms.

Applications:
An Open-Loop Current Transducer is a sensing device used to measure and convert electrical current in a circuit into a proportional output signal without requiring physical contact with the current-carrying conductor.

• Material: Carbon Steel