Compact Hall Effect Current Sensors from Diodes Incorporated Reduce Power Loss and PCB Space in EV Charging Applications
Business Wire•10/11/2026•08:00 ET
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Key Highlights
- ➤AHC1724Q and AHC1725Q launch automotive-compliant Hall effect current sensors
- ➤1.2mΩ primary resistance minimizes power dissipation in EV charging applications
- ➤Current measurement ranges extend up to ±50A with isolated AC and DC sensing
- ➤420VDC maximum working voltage supports basic isolation under UL 62368-1
- ➤AHC1724Q priced at $1.30; AHC1725Q priced at $2.20 in 4,000-piece quantities
Compact Hall Effect Current Sensors from Diodes Incorporated Reduce Power Loss and PCB Space in EV Charging Applications
Diodes Incorporated (Diodes) (Nasdaq: DIOD) today announces the release of the AHC1724Q and AHC1725Q automotive-compliant* Hall effect current sensors. Addressing the growing electric vehicle (EV) market and its expanding charging infrastructure, these sensors provide accurate, galvanically isolated AC and DC current measurements in applications including onboard chargers (OBC) and charging stations. Their ultra-low primary conductor resistance minimizes power loss, while their compact design enables smaller PCBs in space-constrained applications.
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