-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 On 8/5/10 16:15 , Casper Bang wrote: >> Errr..... Induction: yes. Hall effect: no. >> >> You'd have to strip down the wires on your appliance to use the >> hall effect, since this requires measuring a current across the >> wire. Instead, they use a toroid around the wire to get the best >> inductive coupling they can and measure the current there. > > Thanks for the correction, it's obviously a long time ago I took a > physics course. :) > Actually you made me feel younger by mentioning the Hall effect (that I only vaguely recalled :-)
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