WCS6800 Datasheet PDF - Winson Hall Effect Base Linear Current Sensor Specs

WCS6800 - Hall Effect Base Linear Current Sensor

Datasheet Summary

Description

The Winson WCS6800 current sensor provides economical and precise solution for both DC and AC current sensing in industrial, commercial and communications systems.

Features

11 x 8 mm2 split through hole design.
Output voltage proportional to AC and DC current.
Wide sensing current range 0~35 A at 5V volt.
High sensitivity 65 mV/A.
Wide operating voltage range 3.0~12 V.
Low operating current 3 mA.
Isolation voltage 4000 V.
Ratiometric output from supply voltage.
23 KHz Bandwidth.
Two bronze sticks for easy soldering on PCB Functional.

Datasheet Details

Part number	WCS6800
Manufacturer	Winson
File Size	1.22 MB
Description	Hall Effect Base Linear Current Sensor
Datasheet	WCS6800 Datasheet
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WCS6800 Hall Effect Base Linear Current Sensor Features:  11 x 8 mm2 split through hole design  Output voltage proportional to AC and DC current  Wide sensing current range 0~35 A at 5V volt.  High sensitivity 65 mV/A  Wide operating voltage range 3.0~12 V.  Low operating current 3 mA  Isolation voltage 4000 V  Ratiometric output from supply voltage  23 KHz Bandwidth  Two bronze sticks for easy soldering on PCB Functional Description: The Winson WCS6800 current sensor provides economical and precise solution for both DC and AC current sensing in industrial, commercial and communications systems. New patent design of split through hole provides easy implementation without breaking original system and makes current sensing possible.

Published: Nov 17, 2024 |