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Würth Elektronik Introduces Smaller and Better Insulated SMT Current Sense Transformers

17.8.2020
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Würth Elektronik expands the product family of WE-CST current sense transformers with the new WE-CST EE4.4 series. An innovative manufacturing process not only makes these current sense transformers extremely small (4.7 x 4.65, 3.55 mm), but also provides better insulation.

Their insulation voltage of 750 VAC, is 50 percent higher than that of market competitors. The WE-CST series type EE4.4 is suitable for a broad range of high frequency applications up to 1 MHz with currents up to 7 A.

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Applications for the minute SMT-mountable current sense transformers include:

  • AC current measurement
  • switched mode power supplies
  • overload detection
  • load shedding and disconnect detection
  • metering
  • load measurement
  • high frequency current sensing

The current sense transformer displays excellent temperature behavior and is approved for the operating temperature range of -40 to +125°C. WE-CST EE4.4 is available from stock in four different winding ratios from 1:20 to 1:150. Five further variants are set to be added in August. Developers can receive free samples on request.

Würth Elektronik does not specify a minimum order quantity.

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