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Danisense has launched its ultra-stable, high-precision DP series of PCB-mount current transducers for isolated DC and AC current measurement up to 72A. With a footprint of 64.9x60mm, a height of 32mm and light weight of 250g, this compact device is suitable for 1U power supplies and other space-constrained applications.

A DC calibration test lab has been established by Danisense at its Danish headquarters and manufacturing site in Taastrup. A free service for its high voltage 500V and 10,000V products, units are 100% tested and shipped with a Certificate of Calibration which details the actual current error (always significantly less than the ppm values specified in the datasheet), the error without offset and the linearity error.

National Instruments (NI) says it has selected Danisense products as its preferred current measurement sensor family for use with its RM-269994-channel power measurements conditioner. The Danisense DS50UB-10V, DS200UB-10V, DS600UB-10V and DS2000UB-10V current transducers features high accuracy, high bandwidth and low phase shift which are key requirements for accurate power measurement.

Danisensehas announced that its current transducers have been used by teams at CERN as part of a significant upgrade programme. The Danisense zero-flux DC current transducers (DCCT) are used in the design of QTRIM power supplies for thePS booster acceleratorwhich are part of a chain of accelerators that inject the beam into the LHC (Large Hadron Collider) at theEuropean Laboratory for Particle Physics.

There are many different types of current measurement technologies, from basic shunt and Hall Effect devices to more complex systems, explains Loic Moreau, Danisense

Delta Elektronika has signed an agreement with test instrument and power supply specialist supplier, Telonic Instruments, to act as a distributorin the UK.Delta Elektronika produces reliable power supplies, with a design concept emphasising longevity, high-end technical specifications and low cost of ownership.

This year’s PCIM Europe was attended by a record number of visitors, over 12,000. Over half (54%) were from outside Germany. They came to see over 500 exhibitors and while the subject matter was diverse and wide-ranging, there were some themes that emerged. GaN and SiC jostled for attention at this year’s PCIM Europe, writes Caroline Hayes, alongside current sensor developments designed to accelerate adoption rates for electric vehicl...

Without the right equipment, precision power measurements can cause problems and delays. The LMG series precision power analysers from ZES ZIMMER offer an attractive solution. Current sensors are needed to measure high currents, which divide the current by a fixed ratio. To meet these needs ZES ZIMMER has also introduced the new DS200 and DS600 current sensors based on the zero flux technology.