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LEM HAS200-S current transducer internal working principle and current to voltage conversion

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    Sohil Chheda
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    Krishna Prayaga
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Topic summary

The LEM HAS200-S current transducer operates based on the Hall Effect principle, where a magnetic field generated by the current flowing through a conductor induces a Hall voltage perpendicular to the current and magnetic field. This Hall voltage, typically in the millivolt range, is proportional to the current magnitude and polarity. Due to its low amplitude, the Hall voltage is amplified internally using an amplifier with a dual rail supply to measure both positive and negative currents. The device thus converts the measured current into a corresponding output voltage. Additional references include the right-hand and Fleming's left-hand rules for understanding electromagnetic interactions, and Faraday's magnetic induction principles. Alternative current measurement methods, such as using a low-ohmic resistor to measure voltage drop, are simpler but may not be suitable for all applications where Hall Effect sensors like the LEM HAS200-S are preferred for non-intrusive current sensing.
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