Design and development of DC high current sensor using Hall-Effect method

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This paper report a newly developed high DC current sensor by using a Hall effect method and also the measurement system. The Hall effect sensor receive the magnetic field generated by a current carrying conductor wire. The SS49E (Honeywell) magnetoresistive sensor was employed to sense the magnetic field from the field concentrator. The voltage received from SS49E then converted into digital by using analog to digital converter (ADC-10 bit). The digital data then processed in the microcontroller to be displayed as the value of the electric current in the LCD display. In addition the measurement was interfaced into Personal Computer (PC) using the communication protocols of RS232 which was finally displayed in real-Time graphical form on the PC display. The performance test on the range ± 40 Ampere showed that the maximum relative error is 5.26%. It is concluded that the sensors and the measurement system worked properly according to the design with acceptable accuracy.

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Dewi, S. D. T., Panatarani, C., & Joni, I. M. (2016). Design and development of DC high current sensor using Hall-Effect method. In AIP Conference Proceedings (Vol. 1712). American Institute of Physics Inc. https://doi.org/10.1063/1.4941871

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