Current HY 5-P to 25-P Current Transducers Datasheet

The HY 5-P is an alternating current current sensor produced by Hirschmann, with a rated current of 5A and a measurement range of 5-15A. It provides a 15V supply voltage and an output voltage range of -4V to 4V.


Current HY 5-P to 25-P Current Transducers Datasheet - cover page
Brand
Current
Category
Other
Document type
Datasheet
Language
English
Pages
19
File format
PDF
File size
276 KB
Published
11 February, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
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About this manual

The Current HY series are Hall‑effect current transducers offering galvanic isolation between the high‑power primary circuit and the low‑power secondary electronics. They provide a compact PCB‑mountable design, low power consumption and a wide measuring range from 5 A up to 25 A.

Key features include 2500 V isolation, ±5 % supply voltage tolerance, high accuracy, fast response (<3 µs) and compliance with EN 50178. Typical applications are general‑purpose inverters, AC variable‑speed drives, static converters for DC motor drives, UPS and SMPS systems.

What's inside

  • Electrical Data
  • Features
  • Advantages
  • Applications
  • Mechanical Dimensions
  • Pin Arrangement
  • Hall Effect Transducer Types
  • Performance Characteristics
  • Thermal and Environmental Data

Specifications

Supply voltage+15 V (±5 %)
Current consumption10 mA
Isolation voltage2500 V

Frequently asked questions

What measuring principle is used in the HY series transducers?

They use the Hall‑effect measuring principle.

What is the isolation voltage between primary and secondary circuits?

The transducers provide 2500 V isolation.

What supply voltage is required for the transducers?

A supply voltage of +15 V with a tolerance of ±5 % is required.

Which applications are the HY transducers suitable for?

They are suitable for general‑purpose inverters, AC variable‑speed drives, static converters for DC motor drives, battery‑supplied applications, UPS and SMPS.

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