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ACS712 5A Range Current Sensor Module chip ACS712ELC-05B Hall Current Sensor Current Measuring Module with Power Indicator for Arduino (Pack of 3PCS)

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  • Name: ACS712 current sensor module, current sensor chip: ACS712ELC-05B.
  • Pin 5V power supply, built-in power indicator.
  • Accuracy range:The module can measure 5A positive and negative current, which corresponds to 185mV/A analog output; IP = 0 A, that is, when no detection current flows, the output voltage is VCC/2.
  • Applications: Laster detection and management in the area of electric motors and over -current error protection in the area of switching power supplies and various electronic products.
  • Reminder:ACS712 is based on the principle of Hall detection, try to avoid the influence of magnetic fields when using it.


Description:
1. Current sensor chip: ACS712ELC-05B.
2. When the current is 0, the output is the current medium voltage, isolated.
3. Pin 5V power supply, integrated power indicator.
4. The module can measure positive and negative 5A current, corresponding to the analog output 185mV/A.
5. If no detection current is exceeded, the output voltage is VCC/2.
6. The current to be detected is connected to the terminal in series.
7. PCB Size: 31mm x 13mm
8. Weight: 10.5g/pcs
Note:
ACS712 is based on the principle of Hall detection. Please try to avoid the influence of magnetic field when using.
Package include:
3 x 5A ACS712 current sensor board current sensor module


Jeff B
2025-09-05 13:21:43
I love the idea of being able to measure DC current without an explicit series resistor, but these sensors ARE finicky in the presence of external magnetic fields. You'll want to be careful to keep high-current conductors away from the sensor, and you may find some position/orientation sensitivity to Earth's magnetic field.If you want to monitor DC current with minimal resistive loss, these are definitely worth a try.
Mike W.
2025-08-03 09:18:45
This sensor chip is well made, the circuit printout is legible and clear and it's straight forward to wire up. Overall, no complaints other than it is quite sensitive to electromagnetic fields so you do need to be careful if there are any magnets within the device you're working with as to prevent this.