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CR8300 spec
Last Post 13 Sep 2011 02:00 PM by Tony Hodges. 3 Replies.
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Thuan Truong
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03 Jun 2011 11:08 AM
Dear Technical,

I'm looking for the Phase angle error or phase shift, ratio error, standard Accuracy class, and nominal linearity %. Where can I get these info? Thank you.

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Thuan Truong.
Tony Hodges
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06 Jun 2011 08:47 AM
Dear Valued Customer,

Please provide your burden and input current. We will then be able to get this information for you.
Thuan Truong
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13 Sep 2011 09:51 AM
Dear Technical,

I just get back to this project. I want to use the CR8350-2000 with the max input current is 100A and burden resistor is 1.7 Ohm. I just wonder is there a set up to get reply alert through email? Thank you.

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Thuan Truong.
Tony Hodges
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13 Sep 2011 02:00 PM
The CR8350-2000 has a DCR of 73 ohms and a turns ratio of 2000 developing a Vmax voltage of 31 volts. A 1.7 ohm resistor will cause a voltage level of 100/2000 * 1.7 or 85 mV. The transformer capability at that level of current is 31 – (100/2000)*73 or 31 – 3.65, or 27.35 volts. This application should be better than 0.5% accurate. You would still be linear using a resistor up to 27.35/100*2000 or 547 ohms for a 100 amp input.
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