Power Monitoring: In intelligent power management systems, monitoring current consumption in residential, industrial, or commercial buildings provides real-time insights into energy usage, helps optimize power consumption, and contributes to energy savings.

Smart Home: Applied in smart home systems to monitor the current consumption of appliances and devices, enabling users to view real-time power usage and control features such as remote switching and scheduling.

Industrial Automation: In industrial automation, current sensor chips are employed to monitor and control the current in large equipment and machinery, ensuring proper operation and safety.

Environmental Monitoring: Used in environmental monitoring devices to track the current usage of electrical equipment, providing insights into operational status and fault detection.

Smart Lighting Control: In smart lighting systems, monitors the current consumption of lighting fixtures and facilitates intelligent control, including dimming and color temperature adjustments.

Current Load Monitoring: In data centers, industrial equipment, and other critical facilities, monitors current load conditions to prevent overloads and ensure stable operation of equipment and systems.

Advantages:

• Digital Interface: Allows direct communication with microprocessors or other digital systems, simplifying data transfer and processing.

• Low Power Consumption: Helps extend the battery life of smart control systems or reduces overall energy consumption.

• High Reliability: Provides high reliability and stability, making it suitable for long-term use in smart control systems.

• Non-Intrusive: Does not require circuit interruption or modification, easing installation and maintenance.

• Compact Size: Takes up minimal space, making it well-suited for integration into smart control devices in confined spaces.

• Real-Time Monitoring: Assists the smart control system in detecting current fluctuations and anomalies promptly.