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To address the demands for wide-range and high-precision current measurement, this paper proposes a novel current sensor design that integrates spin sensing technology, magnetic shunt effect, and a multi-sensor data fusion algorithm. The spin valve sensors accurately detect the magnetic field generated by the signal current, while the soft magnetic shunt structure attenuates the magnetic field to a level suitable for the spin valve sensors. Consequently, the detection current range can be extended by 6.8 times. Using four spin valve sensors and data fusion with an averaging algorithm, the system can calibrate the errors caused by the displacement or tilt of the current-carrying wire. Experimental results demonstrate that the current sensor achieves a sensitivity of 61.6 mV/V/A, an excellent linearity of 0.55%, and robust measurement performance, as well as strong anti-interference capability. Our study offers a novel solution for high-precision, wide-range current measurement in applications such as those in new energy vehicle electronics and precision electric energy metering.
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