DC Hall Effect Current Transducer +/- 5 VDC Output - CR5210
• Current: DC Current
• Frequency: DC Frequency
• RMS: N/A
• Elements: Single Element
• Outputs: 0 +/- 5 VDC
• Power: 24 Vdc Power
• Hall Effect: Hall Effect
• Mount: DIN Rail Mount, Panel Mount
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Product Specification
CR5210 DC Current Sensing Transducers are designed to provide a DC signal which is proportional to a DC sensed current. These devices are designed for direct current only, tartgeting them towards general and daily applications. The ranges 2 to 10 Amp utilize an advanced Magnetic Modulator technology and the ranges 20 amps and above utilize Hall Effect technology. The CR5210 has a +/- 5VDC that is Bi-Directional, ideal for battery charging applications.
CR5210 DC Hall Effect Current Transducer Features
• Non-contact DC current sensing
• Closed loop sensing for accuracy
• +/- 5 VDC output
• Connection diagram printed on case
• DIN rail or panel mount
CR5210 DC Hall Effect Current Transducer Specifications
• Thermal Drift: 500 PPM/C
• Operating Temperature: 0°C to +50°C
• Response Time: 250 ms
• Insulation Voltage: 2500 VDC
• MTBF: Greater than 100 K hours
• Supply Voltage: 24 VDC
• Frequency Range: DC
• Output Load: 2 K Ω or greater
• Basic Accuracy: 1.0 %
CR5210 DC Hall Effect Current Transducer Applications
• Power supply management
• DC motor drives
• Battery chargers and systems
• Mobile applications
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