1. Hall sensors can measure any waveform of current and voltage, and ordinary sensors do not have this function. Ordinary sensors are only used to measure 50Hz sine waves.

2. The electrical isolation between the primary circuit and the secondary circuit of the Hall sensor is better, and the isolation voltage is as high as 9600Vrms.

3. Hall sensor is a high-precision sensor with an accuracy of better than 1% in the operating temperature range. This measurement accuracy is suitable for any waveform measurement.

4. The linearity of Hall sensor is better than 0.1%; The Hall sensor is a series of products with current measurement up to 50KA and voltage measurement up to 6400V.

5. Wide bandwidth: the rise time of the current sensor with high bandwidth can be less than 1s; However, the bandwidth of the voltage sensor is narrow, generally within 15kHz. The 6400Vrms high voltage sensor has a rise time of about 500uS and a bandwidth of about 700Hz.