18576774. CURRENT SENSOR simplified abstract (Schaeffler Technologies AG & Co. KG)
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CURRENT SENSOR
Organization Name
Schaeffler Technologies AG & Co. KG
Inventor(s)
Markus Barwig of Erlangen (DE)
CURRENT SENSOR - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18576774 titled 'CURRENT SENSOR
Simplified Explanation:
The patent application describes a current sensor with a unique design that includes a busbar with a cutout and a magnetic detection element positioned relative to the cutout.
- The current sensor includes an electrically conductive busbar.
- A cutout is formed adjacent to a tapering of the busbar.
- A magnetic detection element is positioned relative to the cutout.
- The magnetic detection element can be positioned above the upper side or below the lower side of the busbar.
Key Features and Innovation:
- Unique design of the current sensor with a busbar and cutout.
- Positioning of the magnetic detection element relative to the cutout for accurate current sensing.
Potential Applications:
- Electrical systems
- Industrial machinery
- Automotive industry
Problems Solved:
- Accurate current sensing
- Efficient monitoring of electrical systems
Benefits:
- Improved accuracy in current measurement
- Enhanced safety in electrical systems
Commercial Applications:
The technology can be utilized in various industries such as automotive, manufacturing, and energy production for precise current monitoring and control.
Questions about Current Sensor Technology:
1. How does the positioning of the magnetic detection element enhance current sensing accuracy? 2. What are the potential cost-saving benefits of implementing this current sensor technology in industrial machinery?
Original Abstract Submitted
A current sensor me includes an electrically conductive busbar with an upper side and a lower side. A cutout is formed adjacent to a tapering of the busbar. A carrier of a magnetic detection element is positioned relative to the cutout such that the magnetic detection element is positioned one of above the upper side or below the lower side of the busbar relative to the busbar.
