Honeywell CSLA Series Current Transformer, 72A Input, 72:1, 10.9mm Bore, 6 → 12 V dc

Honeywell CSLA Series LOHET II Current Sensors

Linear current sensors from Honeywell incorporating LOHET II Hall effect transducers. These devices have increased temperature stability and 10 times less temperature drift than the LOHET I types and produce a ratiometric output voltage that varies from 19% to 81% of the supply voltage as the magnetic field varies within the rated flux range. They have push-pull outputs which are capable of sourcing and sinking current.

• AC or DC current sensing with linear output
• Fast response time
• Output voltage isolated from input
• Maximum current limited only by conductor size
• Simple through-hole design
• Operating temperature range -25 to 85°C

Honeywell Open-Loop Current Sensor, 6 to 12V DC, 0 to 72A Sensing Range - CSLA Series - CSLA2CD

Looking for a sensing solution that converts current to an easily measured output voltage? This Honeywell open-loop current sensor transforms higher currents to lower currents for measuring and controlling applications. It uses a LOHET™ Hall effect transducer, which senses the generated magnetic field and converts it into a proportional voltage. This sensor detects currents across a broad range of 0 to 72A, making it suitable for use in both low and high-current applications.

Features & Benefits

• Supply voltage range of 6 to 12V DC for use in low-voltage applications
• Wide operating temperature range of -25°C to +85°C for use in demanding environments
• Simple through-hole mounting design for quick and easy installation on a printed circuit board (PCB)
• Built-in temperature compensation to ensure more accurate readings
• Response time of 3μs (microseconds) for rapid results

Applications

• Industrial and commercial measurement
• Battery chargers
• Switch-mode and linear power supplies

Are current sensors and current transformers the same thing?

Yes, another name for a current sensor is a current transformer, which is often abbreviated as CT.