5A Single-Phase Micro Current Transformer Module (AC Active Output, ZMCT103C)

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The 5A Single-Phase Micro Current Transformer Module (AC Active Output, ZMCT103C) is a device that is used to measure AC current in an electrical circuit. It consists of a current transformer and an amplifier circuit that converts the current measurement to a voltage output that can be read by a microcontroller or other device.

The ZMCT103C is a small, compact current transformer module that is capable of measuring AC current up to 5A. It has an active output, which means that it includes an amplifier circuit that converts the current measurement to a voltage output. The output voltage is proportional to the measured current, allowing the module to be used to measure a wide range of AC current values.

The ZMCT103C is often used in a variety of applications where it is necessary to measure AC current, including power monitoring, energy management, and electronic test and measurement. It is a convenient and easy-to-use solution for measuring AC current, and it is well-suited for use in a variety of projects and systems.

1.Onboard precision micro current transformer

2.High precision op-amp circuit board, do accurate sampling for the signal and appropriate compensation, and other functions

3.The module can measure within 5A current communication , corresponding to output analog quantity can be adjusted

4.PCB board size : 38 (mm) x18.5 (mm)

1.Onboard precision micro current transformer

2.High precision op-amp circuit board, do accurate sampling for the signal and appropriate compensation, and other functions

3.The module can measure within 5A current communication , corresponding to output analog quantity can be adjusted

4.PCB board size : 38 (mm) x18.5 (mm)

PCB board size : 38 (mm) x18.5 (mm)

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