Joe -
I use several current shunts. 50 mV : 50 A is the most
commonly used in my lab. I also have:
50 mV : 5 A
50 mV : 10 A
50 mV : 100 A
50 mV : 150 A
You can calculate the impedance of these shunts from the
ratios mentioned above.
They are available from Grainger and cost under $45.00 for
the smaller sizes and $65.00 for a 50 mV : 500 A unit. Go
to Grainger's web site and do a keyword search on shunt.
http://www.grainger.com/
Aside from their use as stand alone pieces, I also build
them into mode complicated test jigs.
Regards,
Peter L. Tarver, PE
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