LT 1005-T/SP39

Current Sensors Overview

The LT 1005-T/SP39 is a Hall Effect current sensor manufactured by LEM USA Inc. It functions as a closed-loop, bidirectional module designed for single-pass through applications. The device supports a primary current rating of 1000A and features one channel. This component is classified as a transducer within the industrial sensor category.

Current Sensors Feature Summary

• Closed-loop Hall Effect technology for accurate measurement
• Bidirectional current sensing capability
• Single pass-through module design

Current Sensors Applications

• Industrial power management systems
• High-current AC and DC measurement
• Inverter and converter monitoring

Current Sensors Procurement Notes

Verify the Not For New Designs status before integration. Confirm availability constraints with authorized distributors. Ensure compatibility with existing thermal and mechanical mounting requirements. Review latest datasheet revisions for any parameter updates. Validate supply chain authenticity through official channels.

Current Sensors Selection Notes

Select this model for high-current applications requiring bidirectional measurement. The closed-loop architecture ensures precision in demanding environments. Consider the single-pass design for simplified installation. Evaluate the 1000A rating against peak load requirements. Assess space constraints for the module form factor.

Current Sensors Part Context

This part belongs to the LT 1005 series of current sensors from LEM USA Inc. The series utilizes Hall Effect principles for non-invasive current detection. Variants differ primarily in suffix codes indicating specific packaging or calibration configurations. The LT 1005-T designation typically denotes the standard module configuration within this family.

Current Sensors Replacement Considerations

No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available. The component status is Not For New Designs. Direct replacements may require redesigning the PCB footprint and signal conditioning circuitry. Consult manufacturer documentation for potential legacy alternatives.