Hi
Is it possible to measure high current(say 20kA)to use in a feedback loop?
Thanks. Mohsen
High Current Measurement
Jun 21, 2005
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Sure. For something slow like a plating process it's not difficult.
Best regards, Spehro Pefhany
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Hall effect sensors are available that should do the job. They have high bandwidth. See, for example:
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Sure. What accuracy and bandwidth did you have in mind ?
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Hi
I want to measure a sinusoidal 50 Hz current. I want to use hysteresis current control; therefore the output current has harmonics at switching frequency (e.g 10 KHz). I have not any accuracy in my mind.
Thanks. Mohsen
Hi
Thanks! The link was very useful.
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Rene
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