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HASS 200-S

$18.86
  • Description:SENSOR CURRENT HALL 200A AC/DC
  • Series:HASS
  • Mfr:LEM USA Inc.
  • Package:Tray

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HASS 200-S is listed in the Current Sensors range at ChipApex. The manufacturer field lists LEM USA Inc.. Its product description is SENSOR CURRENT HALL 200A AC/DC. Review the specifications below when checking this part for your BOM.

Current Sensors specifications for HASS 200-S

  • Description:SENSOR CURRENT HALL 200A AC/DC
  • Series:HASS
  • Mfr:LEM USA Inc.
  • Package:Tray
  • For Measuring:AC/DC
  • Sensor Type:Hall Effect, Open Loop
  • Current - Sensing:200A
  • Number of Channels:1
  • Output:Ratiometric, Voltage
  • Sensitivity:-
  • Frequency:DC ~ 50kHz
  • Linearity:±0.5%
  • Accuracy:±1%
  • Voltage - Supply:5V
  • Response Time:3µs
  • Current - Supply (Max):19mA
  • Operating Temperature:-40°C ~ 85°C
  • Grade:-
  • Qualification:-
  • Polarization:Bidirectional
  • Mounting Type:Through Hole
  • Package / Case:Module
  • Supplier Device Package:-

Current Sensors datasheet and documents for HASS 200-S

HASS 200-S

Current Sensors Overview

The HASS 200-S is a Hall effect, open-loop current sensor module manufactured by LEM USA Inc. It features a primary current rating of 200A with bidirectional polarity and measures both AC and DC signals. The device operates on a 5V supply voltage with a maximum supply current of 19mA. Key electrical parameters include a frequency range of DC to 50kHz, an accuracy of ±1%, linearity of ±0.5%, and a response time of 3µs. It utilizes a through-hole installation type within a module package and functions within a temperature range of -40°C to 85°C.

Current Sensors Feature Summary

  • Utilizes Hall effect technology for open-loop current measurement
  • Supports bidirectional detection of AC and DC currents
  • Provides voltage output ratio signal for electronic processing
  • Designed for low power consumption applications

Current Sensors Applications

  • Industrial current monitoring systems
  • Electronic measurement of pulsed currents
  • AC and DC current sensing in power electronics

Current Sensors Procurement Notes

Verify component status as the manufacturer indicates this part may be discontinued or not recommended for new designs. Confirm availability through authorized distributors and check for minimum order quantity restrictions. Ensure compatibility with existing circuit requirements before procurement due to potential lifecycle limitations.

Current Sensors Selection Notes

Select this model when a 200A bidirectional Hall effect sensor is required for industrial applications. Consider the ±1% accuracy and 50kHz bandwidth for suitable dynamic response. Evaluate the through-hole module format against PCB layout constraints. Verify that the 5V supply requirement aligns with system power architecture.

Current Sensors Part Context

The HASS 200-S belongs to the HASS series of current transducers from LEM USA Inc. This series is designed for accurate electronic measurement of DC, AC, and pulsed currents in industrial environments. The component serves as a specialized sensor solution offering fixed offset and low power consumption characteristics compared to broader family options.

Current Sensors Replacement Considerations

Public confirmed substitute part numbers are not available in the provided documentation. The manufacturer lists this item as potentially discontinued or not for new designs. Users should consult official LEM resources for current equivalent recommendations.

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