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A sensor with high-precision, redundant current measurement for consistently efficient energy control.

A sensor with high-precision, redundant current measurement for consistently efficient energy control.

You're looking for a redundant current measurement system for batteries in alternative drive concepts. It should enable you a safer measurement even in the event when one channel drops out. You prefer a single and reliable user-friendly application and that's what the ICB-M offers you today.

Isabellenhütte presents a new current measurement system with two independent channels
The new ICB-M features two mutually independent measurement channels, which are galvanically isolated and have a separate power supply, setting it apart from the competition. The first channel, a high-precision current sensor, ensures high measurement accuracy through direct shunt-based measurement. The measurement values are determined within a 24-bit range. The current sensor features an output rate of 1 kHz. CAN 2.0 is used for communication, with a data rate of up to 1 Mbit/s. A CAN Database Container (DBC) facilitates rapid system integration. The ICB-M provides a digital measurement channel (Channel 1) as well as an analogue Channel 2, completely galvanic isolated from the first, that relies on a magnetic measurement method and analyses the magnetic field generated by the current flow in the conductor, providing a voltage-level output in a measurement range of +/- 300 amperes.

Redundancy means certainty and cost-benefit advantages
The ICB-M makes current measurement safer, even in the event of malfunction. The two measurement channels provide redundancy in the system – the variable to be measured can be calculated in different ways. When one channel drops out, the missing measurement value can still be ascertained with the alternative channel. “The ICB-M makes a higher level of safety possible than conventional current measurement modules. A downstream integrated safety functionality makes it possible to achieve ASIL C,” according to Jens Hartmann, Sales Director ISAscale® at Isabellenhütte. The redundancy enables on-board diagnostics (OBD) and also has cost benefits versus selective solutions. A second measurement system must be integrated to ensure that conventional sensor modules have room for error. But the affordable ICB-M comes with this included, eliminating the cost of an additional measurement system to ensure redundancy.

Main Advantages

  • High precision current measurement
  • two mutually independent measurement channels
  • Enabling of on-board diagnostics (OBD)
  • CAN 2.0 communication
  • Compact size

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Our expert(s):

Johan De Ceuster Johan De Ceuster
Please contact Johan with any questions or business opportunities relating to Electronic Components and RF. We love to be involved in developing new solutions and bringing these to the Belgian and Luxembourg market. Contact form johan.de.ceuster@heynen.be
+32 (0)11 60 09 10

Marcel van Venrooij Marcel van Venrooij
Please contact Marcel with any questions or business opportunities relating to Electronic Components. We love to be involved in developing new solutions and bringing these to the Dutch market. Contact form marcel.vanvenrooij@heynen.nl
+31 (0)485 55 09 18

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