L51S1T2D15CJCurrent Sensor 1200A 1 Channel Hall Effect, Open Loop Bidirectional Module, Single Pass Through
1:$65.1280
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ABRmicro #.ABR525-L51S1T-2258646
ManufacturerTamura
MPN #.L51S1T2D15CJ
Estimated Lead Time14 Weeks
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Shipping DateNovember 3, 2024
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Technical Specifications
SeriesL51S
Packaging
Bulk
Lifecycle StatusActive
Accuracy-
Current - Sensing1200A
Supply Current (Max.)30mA
For MeasuringAC/DC
FrequencyDC ~ 25kHz
Linearity±0.1%
MfrTamura
Mounting StyleChassis Mount
Number of Channels1
Operating Temperature-40°C ~ 105°C
OutputRatiometric, Voltage and Current
PolarizationBidirectional
Response Time5µs
Sensitivity-
Sensor TypeHall Effect, Open Loop
Package Type (Mfr.)-
Supply Voltage±12V ~ 18V
Package / CaseModule, Single Pass Through
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Quality Inspection Records
The L51S1T2D15CJ (CURRENT SENSOR (1200A; 15V) -40) passed the cross-sectioning inspection upon entering the Abrmicro warehouse on February 19, 2024. The IC was sliced to analyze each layer, ensuring there were no delamination or contamination issues.
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