Electric current transducer
A current sensor and current direction technology, applied in the direction of measuring current/voltage, instruments, measuring electrical variables, etc., can solve the problem of not being able to measure DC current, and achieve short response time, wide measurement range, and reliable current measurement and control. Effect
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[0033] A passive current sensor consists of a cylindrical energized conductor 1 and electrodes 2, such as figure 2 As shown, the contact points between the two electrodes 2 and the energized conductor 1 are distributed on a plane perpendicular to the current direction, and are fixed at different distances from the axis of the conductor 1. The voltage signal between the two electrodes 2 is determined by the lead out. The radius of the cylindrical current-carrying conductor 1 is r . The tangential magnetic field on the circumference of the columnar conductor is perpendicular to the direction of the current, and the magnitude of the magnetic induction is
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[0035] The relationship between radial electromotive force difference and current is
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[0037] It can be calibrated by measuring the radial electromotive force difference under this condition with a given current value U and I 2 constant of proportionality between mu 0 / (2π 2 qnr ...
Embodiment 2
[0039] A passive current sensor consists of a cylindrical conducting conductor 1 and electrodes 2, such as image 3 As shown, the contact points between the two electrodes 2 and the current conductor 1 are distributed on the inner and outer sides of the cylindrical current conductor 1, and the voltage signal between the two electrodes 2 is drawn out from the leads on the electrodes. The inner and outer diameters of the cylindrical conductor 1 are respectively r 1 and r 2 . The relationship between the voltage between the two electrodes 2 and the energized current is
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[0041] It can be calibrated by measuring the radial electromotive force difference under this condition with a given current value U and I 2 constant of proportionality between mu 0 / [2π 2 qn ( r 2 2 - r 1 2 )]. After calibration, the current through the conductor can be determined by measuring the radial emf difference. In order to eliminate the interference of the extern...
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[0043] A passive current sensor consists of a strip-shaped energized conductor 1 and electrodes 2, such as Figure 4 As shown, the contact points between the two electrodes 2 and the energized conductor 1 are distributed on a plane perpendicular to the current direction, and are fixed at different distances from the axis of the conductor 1. The voltage signal between the two electrodes 2 is determined by the lead out. It can be calibrated by measuring the radial electromotive force difference under this condition with a given current value U and I 2 constant of proportionality between. By measuring the difference in radial emf, the current through the conductor can be determined. In order to eliminate the interference of the external magnetic field, a ferrite ring can be put on the position of the electrode lead wire.
[0044] The passive current sensor provided by the invention has the characteristics of simple structure and no magnetic saturation, and can measure direct...
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