HTA 100-S

Current Sensors Overview

The HTA 100-S is a current transducer designed for the electronic measurement of DC, AC, and pulsed currents. It features galvanic isolation between the primary high-power circuit and the secondary signal output. The device operates with an analog output voltage range of ±4V and requires a dual supply voltage of ±15V. It supports single-pass through installation for primary conductors.

Current Sensors Feature Summary

• Provides galvanic isolation between high-power primary circuits and low-voltage secondary outputs
• Capable of measuring direct current, alternating current, and pulsed current signals
• Features a compact built-in design suitable for panel mounting applications

Current Sensors Applications

• Electronic measurement in power supply systems
• Motor drive control loops
• Industrial automation equipment monitoring

Current Sensors Procurement Notes

Verify that the specific part number matches the required ±15V supply configuration and ±4V output range. Confirm that the physical dimensions and aperture size are compatible with the intended primary conductor pass-through. Ensure the application environment allows for the necessary thermal dissipation associated with this transducer type.

Current Sensors Selection Notes

Select this model when precise isolation is required for AC/DC/pulsed current monitoring. It is suitable for applications where a proportional analog voltage signal is needed for feedback or data acquisition. Consider the ±15V power requirement during system design to ensure adequate power rail availability.

Current Sensors Part Context

This component belongs to the HTA series of current transducers from LEM USA Inc. The series is engineered for robust performance in industrial environments. These devices are commonly integrated into larger electrical systems to provide reliable current sensing capabilities with high safety standards.

Current Sensors Replacement Considerations

Consult official LEM documentation for cross-reference information. Verify compatibility with existing mounting hardware and signal conditioning circuits before substituting.