ACS712 Current Sensor- 5A

405.00 Incl. GST

?DESCRIPTION:

The ACS712 sensor reads the current value and converts it into a relevant voltage value. The measurement sensitivity for 5A model is 185mV/A. The sensor can measure positive and negative currents (range -5A?5A), and power supply is 5V for the sensor, and the middle sensing voltage is 2.5V when no current.

Features:

  1. Low-noise analog signal path
  2. 5 ?s output rise time in response to step input current
  3. 80 kHz bandwidth
  4. Total output error 1.5% at TA= 25?C
  5. 5.0V single supply operation

Package List:

1 x ACS712 Current Sensor- 5A

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Description

Description

?DESCRIPTION:

The ACS712 sensor reads the current value and converts it into a relevant voltage value. The measurement sensitivity for 5A model is 185mV/A. The sensor can measure positive and negative currents (range -5A?5A), and power supply is 5V for the sensor, and the middle sensing voltage is 2.5V when no current.

Features:

  1. Low-noise analog signal path
  2. 5 ?s output rise time in response to step input current
  3. 80 kHz bandwidth
  4. Total output error 1.5% at TA= 25?C
  5. 5.0V single supply operation

Package List:

1 x ACS712 Current Sensor- 5A

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