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250 uΩ meter shunt
In the power measurement field, the meter shunt is one of the most commonly used applications for the 250 uΩ fuse resistor. In this case, the fuse resistor is placed in the circuit so that the fuse lead of the current divider can be directly connected to the circuit, making it easy for the current divider to read the current data in the circuit. In addition, in some cases where high-precision current measurement is required, the fuse resistor can also be used to protect fragile ammeters by isolating the high-voltage part from the low-voltage part, thereby reducing the noise and interference in the circuit.
The Production Process of LCD Screens
LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) screens have become ubiquitous in our daily lives, powering a wide range of electronic devices. As an electrical engineer involved in the field of display technology, I will provide a comprehensive overview of the production process behind LCD screens. From initial design to final assembly, this article will delve into the intricate steps involved in manufacturing these advanced visual displays.
FIEE was successfully held on July 18 and has been running for two days now. Visitors were in high spirits and OSWELL's booth was filled with visitors.
Professional products, quality assurance, OSWELL present at exhibitions in Mexico and Brazil
OSWELL will present at the INA PAACE Automechanika in Mexico and the FIEE in Brazil in July.
Hall effect current sensors have emerged as a groundbreaking technology in the field of electrical current measurement and monitoring. Built upon the principles of the Hall effect, these sensors provide accurate and reliable measurements of electric currents in various applications. In this article, we will explore the technical aspects of Hall effect current sensors, their working principles, benefits, and the latest advancements that have propelled their widespread adoption.
In today's increasingly digital world, the need for accurate and reliable current measurement has become paramount. Current sensors play a vital role in various electronic applications, providing insights into power consumption, energy efficiency, and system performance. In this blog post, we will delve into the significance of current sensors, their working principles, and explore their widespread use in different fields.
Quality control is an important part of our packaging and shipping process. We carefully check each shunt product before packaging to ensure that it meets our strict quality standards. During shipping, we track each shipment and provide regular updates to our customers regarding the status and expected delivery date.
How shunts are produced
Shunts are typically made from materials with low resistance, high conductivity, and good stability over time. The most common material used for shunts is manganese-copper (MnCu) alloy, but other materials such as nickel-chromium (NiCr) and copper-nickel (CuNi) alloys are also used depending on the requirements of the application.
what is shunt?
Shunts are a type of resistor that is specifically designed to measure current. They work by creating a voltage drop across the resistor as a result of the current flowing through it. By measuring this voltage drop, we can calculate the current passing through the shunt using Ohm's law (I=V/R).
An encapsulated transformer is a type of transformer that is potted or enclosed in a protective case filled with epoxy resin. This protective casing insulates the transformer from moisture, dust, and other external factors, increasing its lifespan and safety. The encapsulation process also helps to reduce noise and vibration, improving the overall performance of the transformer.
