At 10:39 PM 7/30/01 -0700, Sanjay Punjab wrote:
>Thanks everyone for all of your advice.
>Unfortunately for cost reasons, I must stick with
>using a low-ohm resistor as a current sensor. A
>hall-effect current sensor, a magnetoresistive device
>and
>a reasonably accurate current transformer, cost $6 and
>above in volume. It looks like these are my only
>options:

Try different sourcing. Magnetics are very inexpensive in China.

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