A sensor device mounts an inductor on a printed circuit board to detect current flow without magnetic cores.
A built-in-test circuit measures current sense resistor values in solid-state power controllers using a leakage load resistor and switch.
A power supply current measurement circuit uses parallel sense resistors to detect electrical current levels across varying loads.
MOSFET switching synchronizes burden insertion with zero crossings to eliminate flux offset and reduce test time for instrument transformers.
A protective device samples current or voltage signals from a shunt capacitor bank to calculate a compensated neutral point phase angle.
A monitoring device measures voltages at different impedances to determine maximum body current in power generators.
A calibration circuit injects current into a resistive structure node to determine resistance values without external temperature sensors.
Segmented resistor groups connect in series across units to manage high voltage, reducing electrical shock risk and simplifying control.
A load tester integrates current, voltage, temperature, and fan rotation sensors to detect component faults.
Switching device connects measuring circuit inputs via small resistor to determine no-load offset without disconnecting load, resolving continuity trade-off.
RFID tag in probe connector pod transmits unique parameters to the oscilloscope, resolving fixed resistor identification limits.
A plastic waveguide captures extremely high-frequency radiation from a device under test.