Autors: Slavkova, M. D., Slavkova, M. D.
Title: Error of Current Transformers with a Half-Wave Rectified Primary Current with an Active-Inductive Load
Keywords: current error, current transformers, half-wave rectified pri

Abstract: In many applications of the current transformers there is a requirement for operating with a half-wave rectified primary current. The specific features characterizing the operating regime of these current transformers under the conditions considered are a result of the large direct-current component in the primary current, generated when it is rectified as a half wave. The purpose of the present work is to define the current error of current transformers with a half-wave rectified primary current at different active-inductive loads. The analysis is performed by using the software product PSpice.

References

  1. IEC 687/92; IEC 1036/90; IEC 145/63; BDS 17371-95
  2. EN 61008-1/95; EN 61008-2-1/94.
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Issue

Proceedings of the Second International Conference on Challenges in Higher Education and Research in the 21st Century, June 2-5, 2004, Sozopol, Bulgaria, vol. 2, pp. 284-286, 2004, Bulgaria, Heron Press, ISBN 954-580-158-1

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