Isabellenhutte offers current measurement modules
Isabellenhuette Heusler
IPC current measurement modules
Isabellenhutte Heusler’s new IPC series of current measurement modules is designed to control a range of electric high-performance motion control units.
The IPC series allows a fast phase current measurement on a shunt basis.
The data acquisition runs at sampling rates from 10kHz to 300kHz.
A programmable sampling delay time triggered is supported.
The modules also supply a fast over-current signal (the response time is less than 3usec).
It is possible to measure currents from 20A up to several thousand amperes.
All IPC modules are galvanically isolated and offer highly dynamic and extremely accurate measurement (12- to 16-bit resolution), according to the company.
Further benefits include a reduced power loss, low offset and drift and an extremely low noise level.
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