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Isabellenhütte introduces new range of 1 – 6mΩ resistors in smallest chip sizes available on the market
Isabellenhütte has developed a new range of precision resistors in standard sizes with resistances ranging from 1 to 6 mOhm for applications that require small and low-ohmic shunts. In terms of their construction, the components are also less complex than the current...
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Isabellenhütte introduces new range of 1 – 6mΩ resistors in smallest chip sizes available on the market
Isabellenhütte has developed a new range of precision resistors in standard sizes with resistances ranging from 1 to 6 mOhm for applications which require small and low-ohmic shunts. In terms of their construction, the components are also less complex than the current...
Continue Reading![Hall-effect current sensing replaces shunt-resistive measurements Hall-effect current sensing replaces shunt-resistive measurements](https://www.electronics-lab.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/160715edne-melexis.jpg)
Hall-effect current sensing replaces shunt-resistive measurements
These high speed isolated calibrated current sensors are presented as an effective alternative to conventional shunt based solutions; standard-footprint packaged ICs simultaneously offer 100 kHz bandwidth, high accuracy and crosstalk resilience. By Graham Prophet @...
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Using a Current Shunt with a Panel Meter / Ammeter scale change
This video gives you the basics of how to calculate and use a simple resistive current shunt with an analog panel meter to change the current that is needed for a full scale deflection. The notes page for this video can be found here. Using a Current Shunt with a Panel Meter /...
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