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Performance Features

The standard accuracy for a Pearson Current Monitor is within +1%, -0% of the nominal sensitivity. This accuracy applies to the midband response. Exceptions due to droop and monitor rise-time (low and high frequency cut-off) are particular to each model and are treated separately in the specification sheet. Rise time is short, ranging between 1 and 100 nanoseconds (10-90% levels) in most cases. Droop values range from 0.1% per microsecond to 0.5% per millisecond for typical models. A significant advantage, of course, is the fact that the current monitor is physically isolated from the circuit under test.

This feature is invaluable for eliminating ground currents which usually occur when using current-viewing resistors. Another advantage is that low sensitivity can be used without suffering from the ringing commonly encountered with viewing resistors.

Particle Accelerator The Particle Accelerator community uses Pearson Current Monitors for a variety of applications in the area of high . . .	Medical Applications The medical equipment industry uses Pearson Current Transformers in several applications. These include medical. . .	Power Industry The Power Industry uses Pearson Current Transformers to measure transients in switching gear and the observation of. . .
EMI Industry Pearson Clamp-on Current Probes are used to make accurate AC current measurements to meet many of the EMI standards. . .	Plasma Research Pearson Current Probes are used by the Semiconductor and Semiconductor Equipment Industry to make measurements at. . .	Capacitive Discharge Pearson Current Monitors are used to view faithful waveforms and make accurate current measurements from a capacitive. . .
Surge Current Testing Wide Band Current Probes measure surge and in-rush currents for EMC and other industries. A typical requirement. . .	Lightning Discharge Broad Band Current Transformers \| Monitors are used to characterize lightning strikes at the Kennedy Space Center and leading. . .	Beam Instrumentation Custom Wide Band Current Monitors are use beam tube applications with our large aperture clamp-on Current Monitors. . .

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