Current Sensor

The ideal current sensor.

blockType: AcausalFoundation.Electrical.Sensors.Current

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Description

Block Current Sensor It is an ideal current sensor, that is, a device that converts the current flowing in the circuit into a proportional signal.

Use the + and − ports to connect the sensor in series with other units in the branch where you want to measure the current. Port I displays the measurement result as a scalar signal.

Ports

Output

I is the current, And
scalar

The output port of the measured value of the electric current.

Input

+ — positive
electricity

The electrical port represents the positive terminal of the sensor.

− — negative
electricity

The electrical port represents the negative terminal of the sensor.

Examples

Checking the dynamic behavior of the thyristor when it is turned on
Checking the static behavior of the thyristor when it is turned on
Comparison of types of three-phase voltage sources
DC motor with electrical and mechanical parameters
Transformer simulation