bidirectional current sensor
A bidirectional current, sensor circuit technology, applied in the direction of only measuring current, electric solid device, current indicating direction, etc., can solve the problem of current sensor power consumption and other issues
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[0016] A bidirectional current sensor circuit may be configured to provide a voltage signal or a current signal indicative of one or more characteristics of the load current. For example, a current sensor circuit can provide information about the frequency, magnitude, polarity, or phase of the load current. The current sensor circuit can be configured to consume a minimum amount of power from the load current to reduce power loss and loading effects. In one example, the current sensor circuit can be configured to provide an output signal substantially proportional to the load current.
[0017] Certain devices can operate with current signals having different characteristics, such as different magnitudes or polarities. For example, a thermoelectric heating or cooling device (TEC) may be configured to transfer heat at a first rate in a first direction in response to a current signal having a first magnitude and a first polarity, and the TEC may be configured to respond to Heat...
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