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Product category: Sensors and Data Acquisition
News Release from: LEM UK | Subject: HTS 10-P
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial Team on 18 November 2003

Compact claims for PCB-mounting current
transducer

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The HTS 10-P is claimed as the smallest current transducer in its range occupying only 17 x 19 x 10.5mm on a printed circuit board.

The HTS 10-P is claimed as the smallest current transducer in its range occupying only 17 x 19 x 10.5mm on a printed circuit board Using a unipolar power supply of 0 to +5V, it allows bipolar current measurement of 10A RMS nominal, supplying a ratiometric voltage output

The initial offset at no primary current (Vdd/2), as well as the gain (Vdd x 20mV/A) at +25C are then directly dependent on the supply voltage used.

With a measuring range of up to +/-15A peak, it is particularly suitable for detecting overloads.

The size, the wide operating temperature range (-40 to +85C) and the unipolar power supply targets have been achieved by using an ASIC.

The HTS 10-P is supplied with a tolerance of +/-12% for the initial offset and +/-30% for the gain at +25C.

When the transducer is used with a microcontroller, these tolerances can be improved.

Otherwise, the HTS 10-P/SP1 version, with tolerances upgraded to +/-3 and +/-20%, respectively, for the initial offset and for the gain at +25C, is also available.

This version also offers better thermal offset and gain drift.

The performance and low cost of the HTS 10-P series make it particularly suitable for industrial applications (the device complies with the EN50178 standard and is marked CE) such as: garage door openers; electric doors, gates, shutters and awnings; and electric power seats.

It is also suitable for low-power, low-cost drives, where the transducer can provide detection, monitoring and safety.

LEM Components offers a five-year warranty for each transducer.

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