HX 06-P

Current Sensors Overview

The LEM USA Inc. HX 06-P is a Hall effect current transducer designed for through-hole mounting in rectangular plastic packages. It operates with an analog voltage output ranging from -4V to +4V. The device requires a supply voltage between 14.25V and 15.75V. It functions within a temperature range of -25°C to +85°C and utilizes solder termination.

Current Sensors Feature Summary

• Utilizes Hall effect technology for magnetic field sensing
• Provides isolated analog voltage output signal
• Supports through-hole PCB installation

Current Sensors Applications

• General purpose current monitoring
• Power supply feedback loops
• Industrial control systems

Current Sensors Procurement Notes

Verify the specific part number suffix against official LEM documentation to ensure correct pinout and calibration. Confirm that the required supply voltage matches the 14.25V to 15.75V specification. Check thermal management requirements for operation near the maximum 85°C limit. Ensure the application circuit accommodates the -4V to +4V output swing.

Current Sensors Selection Notes

Select this component when a low-cost, through-hole Hall effect sensor is needed for currents up to 6A. Consider the rectangular package dimensions (19mm x 15.4mm x 20mm) for board space constraints. Evaluate the need for analog voltage output versus other interface types. Verify compatibility with the required operating temperature range.

Current Sensors Part Context

The HX series represents LEM's line of open-loop Hall effect current sensors. These devices are characterized by their simple analog voltage outputs and robust plastic packaging. They are commonly used in applications where electrical isolation and moderate accuracy are sufficient. The HX 06-P is part of this family, scaled for lower current measurements.

Current Sensors Replacement Considerations

Consult LEM datasheets for direct replacements within the HX series or LTS series. Verify pin compatibility and output characteristics before substituting. Generic Hall sensors may not match the specified supply voltage or output range.