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Product Features
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Fast response time and wide bandwidth
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Suitable for high current measurement
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Low insertion loss
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Strong anti-interference ability
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Good linearity and small drift
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Balancing power consumption and cost
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Application Fields
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High-performance servo drives and robotsClosed-loop current sensors are core components in high-performance servo drives, CNC machines, and industrial robot motion control systems. Based on fluxgate or Hall-effect technology with zero-flux compensation, they deliver exceptional accuracy, excellent linearity, and ultra-low temperature drift.
These performance advantages are critical for achieving smooth and precise torque control, ensuring high positioning accuracy during complex, high-speed robotic movements, and enabling fast response to current transients to maintain superior dynamic control performance.
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Precision power measurement and testing equipmentIn applications demanding high static accuracy and long-term stability, closed-loop current sensors are the preferred choice. They are widely used in high-precision power analyzers, power quality monitoring equipment, and advanced metering systems.
By precisely compensating the magnetic field, closed-loop sensors minimize Hall element thermal drift and nonlinearity errors, maintaining exceptional measurement stability across a wide temperature range. This is critical for scientific research, standard calibration, and high-end battery capacity testing.
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Rail transit and high-current industrial applicationsClosed-loop current sensors, with their excellent anti-interference capability, high isolation voltage, and outstanding reliability, are standard components in rail transit traction systems (high-speed rail, metro). They precisely monitor traction motor current, providing reliable feedback for safe and efficient train operation.
Additionally, in large industrial inverters, high-power rectifiers, and furnace power supplies, closed-loop sensors deliver robust current measurement solutions, ensuring system reliability and long-term stability in high-current applications.














