Calibration Guide for CT110 and CT220
■All current sensors, no matter how expensive they are, or what materials they use, or even if they were factory calibrated, are susceptible to deviations from their Ideal Transfer Line.
■To extract the absolute best performance from any current sensing system, calibration is required.
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2020/7/30 |
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