Precise current measurement is vital for monitoring, control, and protection in modern electrical systems. Open-loop current sensors have become a popular choice due to their simple structure, cost-effectiveness, and reliable performance.

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Current sensors are essential components in modern electrical systems, enabling precise measurement of current flow for monitoring, control, and protection. Among the various types, open-loop current sensors(also known as transformer-based or Hall-effect open-loop sensors) are widely used due to their simplicity, cost-effectiveness, and reliable performance. This technical post explores how open-loop current sensors work, their key advantages, and typical applications.