Capacitor partial discharge coupling and denoising sensor

Abstract

The invention relates to a capacitor partial discharge coupling and denoising sensor. The sensor comprises two balancing windings, wherein the two balancing windings are symmetrically and crosswise arranged and wound on a magnetic core; one end of each of the two balancing windings are connected with a connecting terminal a and a connecting terminal b respectively, and the other end of each of the two balancing windings are jointly connected with a connecting terminal c; a detection winding is wound on the middle part of the magnetic core and an output terminal is connected onto the detection winding. Since the technical scheme is implemented, a special coupling and denoising circuit is adopted, and the principle that the polarities of the windings are reverse and the magnetic fluxes are cancelled out is utilized. Interference signals in space and on the circuit can be eliminated through the coupling circuit; the output final signal is a partial discharge signal in the capacitor, so that the insulation level of a power capacitor can be accurately monitored in real time.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a capacitor partial discharge coupling noise elimination sensor. Background technique [0002] At present, in the partial discharge monitoring of power capacitors, the pulse current method is affected by the strong interference signals on the space and the line, which makes the system unable to correctly identify the weaker discharge signals. Conventional filtering, frequency mixing and other methods cannot effectively remove the interference signals. Therefore, Only the method of ultrasonic monitoring can be used, but the linearity of the ultrasonic method is poor, and it cannot accurately reflect the changing trend of the discharge value inside the capacitor. Contents of the invention [0003] The purpose of the present invention is to provide a capacitor partial discharge coupling denoising circuit that can eliminate the interference signal on the space and the line, and is ready to detect the insulation level of the power...

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[0002] At present, in the partial discharge monitoring of power capacitors, the pulse current method is affected by the strong interference signals on the space and the line, which makes the system unable to correctly identify the weaker discharge signals. Conventional filtering, frequency mixing and other methods cannot effectively remove the interference signals. Therefore, Only the method of ultrasonic monitoring can be used, but the linearity of the ultrasonic method is poor, and it cannot accurately reflect the changing trend of the discharge value inside the capacitor

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