Abstract: A non-contact type current measuring instrument includes an armoring member having a pair of guide portions for a conductor under measurement that form therebetween a guide path with an open end; a magnetic core ring for seizing a magnetic flux that has an open space, is embedded in the armoring member, and comprises a semicircular portion, a pair of straight portions continuous to opposite ends of the semicircular portion and parallel to the guide path and a pair of projecting portions continuous to inside edges of the straight portions and bent so as to face each other and be perpendicular to the guide path; and Hall elements each inserted into and brought into intimate contact with an end face of each of the projecting portions, the conductor being inserted via the open end into the guide path and disposed within the core ring.

Abstract: A non-contact type current measuring instrument includes an armoring member having a pair of guide portions for a conductor under measurement that form therebetween a guide path with an open end; a magnetic core ring for seizing a magnetic flux that has an open space, is embedded in the armoring member, and comprises a semicircular portion, a pair of straight portions continuous to opposite ends of the semicircular portion and parallel to the guide path and a pair of projecting portions continuous to inside edges of the straight portions and bent so as to face each other and be perpendicular to the guide path; and Hall elements each inserted into and brought into intimate contact with an end face of each of the projecting portions, the conductor being inserted via the open end into the guide path and disposed within the core ring.

Abstract: A center-opening clamp type ammeter provided with a pair of magnetic cores each having actuating means provided on the basal portion thereof and constructed so that the opening operation of one of the magnetic cores causes the other magnetic core to be opened and that when the opening operation is freed the magnetic cores are brought into a closed state.