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Measures from 50 A up to 400 ARMS for PCB mounting
The HTB current sensors facilitate the measurement of DC, AC, and pulsed currents within the range of 50 A to 400 ARMS nominal, ensuring galvanic separation between the primary and secondary circuits.
This sensor family comprises seven distinct models, all sharing a compact design to be mounted on a PCB within a mere 4.3 cm² area (with a height of 34 mm) and featuring a 16 mm diameter aperture. They provide voltage output and operate on a dual supply of +/- 12 to 15 V.
Specifically, the HTB-TP electronic components in this product family are equipped with a primary busbar.
The HTB current sensors employ open-loop Hall effect technology, making them well-suited for various industrial applications.
Moreover, the HTB-TP series incorporates a primary busbar, facilitating ease of connection, particularly for currents of 50 A and 100 A.
The HTB sensor family is well-suited for various industrial applications, such as:
Product | Order | Document | Primary nominal RMS voltage | Supply Voltage range | Op. Temperature |
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HTB 50-P | Datasheet 3D | 50 A | 12 to 15 | -40 to 80 °C | |
HTB 50-P/SP5 | Datasheet | 50 A | 12 to 15 | -25 to 85 °C | |
HTB 50-TP | Datasheet | 50 A | 12 to 15 | -40 to 80 °C | |
HTB 100-P | Datasheet 3D | 100 A | 12 to 15 | -40 to 80 °C | |
HTB 100-P/SP5 |
| Datasheet | 100 A | 12 to 15 | -25 to 85 °C |
HTB 100-TP | Datasheet | 100 A | 12 to 15 | -40 to 80 °C | |
HTB 150-P |
| Datasheet 3D | 150 A | 12 to 15 | -40 to 80 °C |
HTB 200-P | Datasheet 3D | 200 A | 12 to 15 | -40 to 80 °C | |
HTB 300-P |
| Datasheet 3D | 300 A | 12 to 15 | -40 to 80 °C |
HTB 300-P/SP5 |
| Datasheet | 300 A | 12 to 15 | -25 to 85 °C |
HTB 400-P |
| Datasheet 3D | 400 A | 12 to 15 | -40 to 80 °C |
HTB 400-P/SP5 |
| Datasheet | 400 A | 12 to 15 | -25 to 85 °C |
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