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What type of sensor is this?

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Hi everyone,

what is the type of sensor in the iVac Pro Tool Plus called? The device can be seen in this youtube video:

At the moment I am using a current transformer clamp to detect if current is flowing through an AC carrying cable. However, at the moment I have to split the wires out so I can clamp about a single wire so that the signal doesn't cancel each other out. I am looking to find out the sensor that would let me achieve this fully non-invasive.

Thank you very much1

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Upbeat1
 
The keyword is "multi core cable current monitoring". A current transformer measures the field line integral around the cable which is always zero without common mode currents. To monitor the current in indivdual wires, you need to observe the field asymmetry, e.g. with a radial orientated sensor.
 

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