Current Sense Resistors are similar to normal resistors but with very low resistance rating and high-power rating. These shunt resistors of known resistor value (R) are placed in a current conducting path so that the entire current (I) which is to be measured flows through the resistors.

Current sense resistors, or shunt resistors, are devices used to gauge the flow of current. They detect and convert current to a measured output voltage. Current sense resistors are generally low-value, high-power resistors.

Current sense resistors are electronic components that are used to measure current in an electrical circuit. They are usually made of thin metal blades or metal film and placed in the path of the current to be measured.

Current sense resistors, also known as shunt resistors, play a crucial role in electronic circuit design. They are specialized resistive components used to measure the amount of current flowing through a circuit, a vital parameter in many electrical systems. Function and Principle of Operation