Danisense will be exhibiting at PCIM Expo 2025 in Nuremberg, Germany from 6th to 8th May in Hall 7 Stand 108.

Danisense is launching a new Transducer Electronic Datasheet (TEDS) functionality for its range of current transducers to streamline lab testing processes.

Danisense is enhancing its R&D capabilities with the integration of new state-of-the-art winding machines into its rapid prototyping setup.

The wide range of highly reliable and accurate current transducers from Danisense can be sourced in the US at very short lead times through GMW Associates.

A current research project at Graz University of Technology is analysing periodic verification and safety of direct current electric vehicle charging stations.

CERN has selected the DM1200 zero-flux DC current transducer (DCCT) from Danisense for use in the CERN-designed POLARIS power converters, a part of a technical facelift and renovation programme of its North Area (NA),

Danisense has introduced a range of current transducers with voltage output, specifically designed to simplify workflows for engineers working with data acquisition (DAQ) systems.

In contemporary practice, users employ a variety of instruments for data acquisition, extending beyond traditional oscilloscopes. These instruments typically have voltage inputs of ±10 volts or ±1 volt, but often lack a direct current sensor.

Danisense has announced that its custom commercial DCCT current transducers have been selected for the APS Upgrade multi-bend acromat storage ring of Argonne National Laboratory in USA.

Danisense will be exhibiting at PCIM 2024 in Nuremberg from 11th to 13th June 2024 at the stand of its German distribution partner ZES Zimmer in Hall 9 Booth 320.

Current sense transducer supplier Danisense has officially opened the new 800 square meter extension of its headquarters in Taastrup, Denmark.

Danisense is updating all datasheets for its current sense transducer product range to include formulas and examples to make it quick and easy for design engineers to calculate different values, e.g. current and voltage, linearity error, etc.

Danisense has recently broken ground and started work on the extension of their headquarters in Taastrup, Denmark.

Danisense has announced that Lars Fox has joined the company as Director of R&D on 1st March 2023.

Danisense, a specialist in high-accuracy current sense transducers for demanding applications, will be exhibiting at PCIM 2023 in Nuremberg from 9―11 May 2023 at the stand of its German distribution partner ZES Zimmer in Hall 9 Booth 320. On display will be the wide range of highly precise current sense transducers from Danisense.

Danisense has announced the release of its latest current transducer mainly aimed at EV test benches and battery testing & evaluation systems. Featuring a very large aperture of 41.2mm, the DN1000ID current transducer enables power cables with large power connectors to be easily fitted to EV test benches allowing for quick changeovers.

Danisense, specialists in high-accuracy current sense transducers for demanding applications, has announced its accreditation to ISO/IEC 17025:2017, the quality management system and main standard for testing and calibration laboratories.

New current transducer from Danisense offers extra-large bandwidth for high frequency applications

Danisense, a manufacturer of high-accuracy current sense transducers for demanding applications, has signed a global franchise agreement with Farnell.  

Danisense launched its new DT series of ultra-stable, high precision (ppm class) fluxgate technology current transducers for isolated DC and AC current measurement up to 200Arms at PCIM 2022.