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Hall current sensor

KJT current sensors are designed for accurate AC and DC current measurement and signal output in power electronics, industrial control, and new energy applications. They convert measured current into standard electrical signals for monitoring, analysis, and control, offering fast response, high accuracy, wide measurement range, and strong anti-interference performance. With compact design, optional electrical isolation, and reliable operation in harsh environments, they are ideal for power monitoring, energy management, and equipment diagnostics.

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  • Energy Monitoring: Used in smart meters and industrial energy management systems to accurately measure power consumption.
  • Fault Diagnosis: Detects abnormal current fluctuations (overcurrent or undercurrent) to help identify equipment failures.
  • Equipment Condition Monitoring: Monitors operating current of motors, transformers, and power supplies to assess device health. 
  • System Protection: Provides real-time current signals for protective control. 
  • Short-Circuit Protection: Rapidly detects high short-circuit currents to enable fast power shutdown. 
  • Feedback Control: Serves as a key feedback signal in motor drives and servo systems for precise torque and speed control, ensuring stable and efficient operation. 

Application Field

Current sensors are particularly suitable for outdoor and off-highway applications, such as frequency converters, servo drives, robotic control, and PLC systems.

  • New Energy: Solar inverters, wind power generation, electric vehicles (Battery Management System (BMS), motor controllers, charging piles).
  • Smart Grid: Smart electricity meters, relay protection devices, distribution automation.
  • Home Appliances and Consumer Electronics: Overcurrent protection for air conditioners, washing machines, and mobile phone chargers.
  • Rail Transit: Locomotive traction systems, auxiliary power supply systems.
  • Power Supply Systems and Industrial Control: Used in high-frequency switching power supplies, inverters, converters, etc., to implement current loop control, improve efficiency and provide fast overcurrent protection.
  • Renewable Energy Power Generation: In solar and wind power generation systems, current sensors are used to optimize energy conversion and ensure system safety.

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