Hall effect current sensors have become indispensable components in modern welding equipment due to their non-invasive measurement, high accuracy, and fast response characteristics. In the welding industry, precise current monitoring is critical for process control, equipment protection, and energy efficiency. This article explores the key applications and advantages of Hall-based current sensing technology in welding machines.

Hall-effect current sensors have become indispensable in the new energy vehicle (NEV) industry due to their non-invasive measurement, high accuracy, and fast response characteristics. These sensors play a critical role in battery management, power conversion, and motor control, ensuring efficiency, safety, and reliability in electric vehicles (EVs) and hybrid electric vehicles (HEVs)

The global transition toward renewable energy has intensified the need for precise current measurement technologies. Hall effect sensors, with their galvanic isolation and wide dynamic range, have emerged as preferred solutions

Hall Effect current sensors have become a critical component in modern high-speed rail (HSR) systems, providing accurate, isolated current measurement for traction control, power distribution, and safety monitoring. With the increasing demand for energy efficiency, reliability, and real-time diagnostics in rail transportation, these sensors play a vital role in ensuring optimal performance and passenger safety.