TMA200A - Current Transducer

Topstek

Download the TMA200A datasheet PDF. This datasheet also covers the TMA25A variant, as both devices belong to the same current transducer family and are provided as variant models within a single manufacturer datasheet.

Key Features

Highly reliable Hall Effect device.
Compact and light weight.
Fast response time.
Excellent linearity of the output voltage over a wide input range.
Excellent frequency response (> 50 kHz).
Low power consumption (12 mA nominal).
Capable of measuring both DC and AC, both pulsed and mixed.
High isolation voltage between the measuring circuit and the current-carrying conductor (AC2.5KV).
Extended operating temperature.

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TMA200A current transducer by Topstek - Datasheet Preview — Note: The manufacturer provides a single datasheet file (TMA25A-Topstek.pdf) that lists specifications for multiple related part numbers.

Datasheet Details

Part number	TMA200A
Manufacturer	Topstek
File Size	221.34 KB
Description	Current Transducer
Datasheet	TMA200A Datasheet

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Topstek Current Transducer TMA25A .. TMA600A TMA 25A~600A Features ♦ Highly reliable Hall Effect device ♦ Compact and light weight ♦ Fast response time ♦ Excellent linearity of the output voltage over a wide input range ♦ Excellent frequency response (> 50 kHz) ♦ Low power consumption (12 mA nominal) ♦ Capable of measuring both DC and AC, both pulsed and mixed ♦ High isolation voltage between the measuring circuit and the current-carrying conductor (AC2.