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FHS-40-P-SP600 Datasheet, PDF (7/18 Pages) LEM – Current transducer FHS 40-P/SP600
FHS 40-P/SP600
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Typical connection diagram and ground plane
Values of the electrical data given page 3 are according to the following connection diagram.
isolation
barrier
+5V
IP
Primary
conductor
•
C3
5, 6
4
0V
VC
VOUT 2
• C2
VOUTFast
8
VS
VREF 1
• C1
VSFast
STANDBY 0 V
7
3
VSTANDBY
Figure 6: Typical connection diagram (C1 = C3 = 47 nF, C2 = 4.7 nF)
Careful design of the PCB is needed to ensure minimum disturbance by surrounding currents and external fields.
C1 to C3 should be mounted as close as possible to the pins.
The maximum capacitor value allowed on VOUT is 18 nF. It is recommended to use 4.7 nF.
The maximum capacitor value allowed on VOUTFast is 330 pF.
A positive output voltage VS is obtained with a current (IP) flowing under Minisens from the pin 4/5 end of the package to the pin
1/8 end. VSFast is negative when VS is positive.
If the pin VOUTFast is not used, it should be connected only to a small solder pad. Coupling to other tracks should be minimized.
An internally generated reference voltage of 2.5 V with a source resistance of 200 W is available on the pin VREF. The voltage
on this pin may be forced externally with a voltage in the range 1.5 - 2.8 V. The output voltage VS is limited to approximately the
value of VREF in both positive and negative polarities.
VSTANDBY should be connected to a low impedance so that capacitive coupling from adjacent tracks does not disturb it (there is an
internal pull-down whose resistance is 500 kW). It should be connected to 0 V if not used.
Connect VSTANDBY to the same voltage as VC to activate the Standby mode. VREF should not be forced in Standby mode.
Minisens can be directly mounted above the PCB track in which the current to be measured flows (see kit 4, for example).
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