Global Electronics B.V. is not only manufacturer of industrial measuring and control systems, but also of zero-flux current measurement systems. With this special measurement method it is possible to measure (large) electric currents contactless with an accuracy of up to one millionth of the measured value.
With the zero-flux current measurement principle, you benefit from very high measurement accuracy for both AC and DC currents. Especially in scientific applications, where the need to measure currents extremely accurately is high, this method is very suitable.
In the particle accelerator LHC in Geneva, but also in nuclear research programs for nuclear fusion and applied scientific research, this measurement system is applied. Consider, for example, the (DC) power cable between the Netherlands and Norway. The power supplied here is determined by measuring the electric current at high voltages. Here very high accuracy and reliability is required. We can provide those.
The measurement principle is also applied in the production of manufacturing machines for the semiconductor industry. And finally, our PCBAs are also applied in products for the defense industry.
In producing PCBAs for these applications, standards are additionally tightened so that the final product will be and remain safe, reliable and highly accurate.
Not every PCBA design requires this kind of strict rule. Generally, it only applies when your product's normal operating voltage reaches or exceeds 30 VAC or 60 VDC. If your circuit board reaches these voltages or has high density, you need special high-voltage PCBA.
When producing high-voltage PCBA, it is important to pay attention to the distance between the conductive elements on your circuit board. Any potential difference between conductive elements on a circuit board is a risk to both the product and your users. An experienced PCBA partner with experience in this area can make all the difference. We are happy to be this partner for you.
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