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Current Sensor Low-Range *
The Current sensor 0222i can be used to
measure currents in the range between -500
and 500 A. It has two banana (4-mm) plugs
for easy connection. The sensing element is
a 0.4 ? resistor connected between the red
and black terminals.
Range: -500 .. +500 mA
Resolution (12-bit): 0.38 mA
Can be used to:
? investigate relationships between voltage
and current, verify Ohm?s law,
? measure currents in series and parallel
electrical circuits.
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