What is the Role of Electrical Isolation Sensor?

Sep 04, 2019 Leave a message

The electrical isolation sensor is a small-volume, high-performance electrical signal measurement component or module developed for the power detection (monitoring) in the project to improve the overall anti-interference ability of the system. The power isolation sensor can measure and convert the high current, high voltage, power, frequency, phase angle, electrical and other electrical parameters in the field, and can also isolate and amplify various weak signals (such as various bridge signals). After the transformation, it is conditioned, and converted into an analog signal such as a voltage, an electric rate, or the like, which is in accordance with international common standards, or converted into a digital quantity, a switch state, and the like. These output signals can be interfaced with traditional pointer instruments, and are also directly coupled with modern digital self-control instruments, various A/D converters, and computer systems to form a highly reliable industrial inspection (monitoring) or Control System. Since the electrical isolation sensor is in the application, the user does not need to do secondary development work, and the high voltage or high current signal can be directly connected to the product (by terminal, pin input or perforation input), and the corresponding output signal can be obtained. Therefore, the electrical isolation sensor is an ideal transmitter product for industrial control and data acquisition systems as a signal conditioning, isolation and conversion function block.