Overview
The ZMCT103C Module is a single-phase AC active output current sensor. While other sensors can be “noisy,” the ZMCT103C uses a dedicated current transformer that provides excellent isolation and precision. It includes an onboard multi-turn potentiometer, allowing you to calibrate and amplify the output signal to fit your specific needs. This makes it the ideal module for DIY energy monitors, over-current protection circuits, and IoT projects looking to track the health of AC appliances.
Key Features
Active Output: Unlike passive transformers, this board includes an onboard Op-Amp (operational amplifier) to provide a usable analog signal.
Adjustable Gain: Use the built-in potentiometer to fine-tune the output voltage range.
Superior Isolation: Provides a high level of electrical isolation between the high-voltage AC line and your low-voltage microcontroller.
Compact & Reliable: Small PCB footprint with high-quality soldering, designed for long-term AC monitoring.
AC Specialization: Optimized for 50Hz/60Hz signals, making it more stable than Hall Effect sensors for home power monitoring.
Technical Specifications
| Feature | Specification |
| Rated Input Current | 5A |
| Rated Output Current | 5mA |
| Linear Range | 0 to 10A (5A recommended for best precision) |
| Isolation Voltage | 4500V |
| Operating Voltage | 5V to 30V DC |
| Output Type | Analog Voltage (Adjustable) |
| Operating Temperature | -40°C to +85°C |
| Dimensions | 38mm x 18.5mm |
ZMCT103C vs. ACS712: Which one to choose?
Choose ZMCT103C if you are measuring AC only (like a light bulb, fan, or computer) and want high precision without the “drift” caused by magnetic fields.
Choose ACS712 if you need to measure DC or very high current (up to 30A).


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