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Hantek CC-650 AC/DC Current Clamp
Digital Multimeter

Hantek CC-650 AC/DC Current Clamp

AC/DC Current Clamp, 400Hz Bandwidth, 1mV/10mA, 650A; It is a transducer which allows your multimeter to measure current data and enable your oscilloscope to measure the current waveforms.

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Product Details

AC/DC Current Clamp, 400Hz Bandwidth, 1mV/10mA, 650A; It is a transducer which allows your multimeter to measure current data and enable your oscilloscope to measure the current waveforms.

Feature

AC/DC frequency range: Up to 400Hz
Effective Measurement Range: 20mA to 650A DC
It is a transducer which allows your multimeter to measure current data and enable your oscilloscope to measure the current waveforms.
Its current transducer is composed by permalloy and hall element, which linearly transform the AC or DC current to AC or DC current voltage. And if connect to an oscilloscope by BNC type connector, you're able to observe the current waveforms; If connect to a multimeter by banana type connector, you can obtain the current data. 

Application

Power circuit measurement and malfunction analysis; 
Motor drive of frequency converter (or other electronics) measurement; 
Power electronics equipments measurement.


FAQ

Q: What is the maximum measuring current of Hantek CC-650?

A: It supports AC/DC current measurement up to 650A, minimum measurable current is 20mA.

Q: What is the bandwidth of CC-650?

A: Bandwidth is DC ~ 400Hz.

Q: What devices can the CC-650 connect to?

A: It works with oscilloscopes and digital multimeters via BNC output, to capture current readings or current waveforms.

Q: Does CC-650 support both AC and DC current?

A: Yes, it is an AC/DC current clamp probe based on Hall effect principle.

Q: What gain ratios does CC-650 have?

A: Two output ranges: 10mV/A and 1mV/A, you can switch as needed.

Q: What power supply does CC-650 use?

A: Powered by a 9V 6F22 battery, typical battery life is about 100 hours.

Q: Does it have zero adjustment function?

A: Yes, it comes with a zero calibration button for zero offset reset before testing.

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