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| Posted: 02:16pm 11 Mar 2024 |
Here is a data sheet for the Taehwa TLS76-L, in the Table it is the 10th one down and I said it was a 160A capable unit but it is listed in the table as 180A with a 51R burden resistor.
However the graphs of the unit show that for a burden resistor from 200R down to 5R its capabilities extend from 100A @ 200R at ~8V out to ~430A with 5R and ~ 0.8V out.
Here is the data from their website:
Taehwa TLS76_L_CT.pdf
Mike my memory did not serve me well Ziki was right it is 5A/.0025 which without a calculator tells me 2000:1 - that also explains the error I was getting for my calculations compared to results
Edited 2024-03-12 00:24 by wiseguy