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LF 510-S/SP23 is listed in the Current Sensors range at ChipApex. The manufacturer field lists LEM USA Inc.. Its product description is TRANSDUCER. Review the specifications below when checking this part for your BOM.
The LF 510-S/SP23 is a closed-loop Hall effect current transducer manufactured by LEM USA Inc. It features a nominal primary current (IPN) of 500 A and a maximum measuring range of 1000 A. The device supports bidirectional AC/DC measurement with a single pass-through configuration. It operates within an ambient temperature range of -40°C to 70°C and exhibits a response time of 1 µs. The unit includes a shielded design and utilizes cable output for signal transmission, ensuring high accuracy across the specified operating temperature range.
Verify that the specific suffix SP23 corresponds to the required cable output configuration and mounting specifications. Confirm that the 500 A nominal rating aligns with the application's continuous current requirements. Ensure environmental conditions remain within the -40°C to 70°C operational limit. Cross-reference the datasheet for precise mechanical dimensions and pinout definitions before finalizing procurement orders.
Select this component when bidirectional AC/DC sensing is required in space-constrained applications. The 500 A nominal rating suits high-power industrial environments. Consider the 1 µs response time for fast dynamic control loops. The shielded design is advantageous in electrically noisy settings. Verify compatibility with existing thermal management strategies given the 70°C upper operating limit.
This model belongs to LEM's LF series of closed-loop Hall effect current sensors. These devices are engineered for robust performance in demanding industrial and traction applications. The LF 510-S variant specifically addresses high-current measurement needs with integrated shielding. The SP23 suffix denotes specific packaging and output characteristics distinct from other variants in the family.
Public confirmed substitute part numbers: LF 510-S/SP35.
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