By integrating the burden resistor directly into the transducer, these devices help eliminate common sources of error, allowing engineers to start measuring current accurately and reliably with just a single datasheet.
In data acquisition systems, engineers often use a variety of instruments beyond traditional oscilloscopes, many of which do not have a direct current sensor. To use a precision current sensor, a burden resistor is typically required for connection, but aligning the specifications of the current sensor with the burden resistor can be a complex process, prone to errors. Danisense’s new transducers solve this problem by incorporating the burden resistor, streamlining the setup process and reducing the risk of miscalculation.
