Arc fault identification unit
A fault arc, identification unit technology, applied in the direction of electrical components, measuring electricity, only measuring current, etc., to achieve the effect of identifying or extinguishing improvement
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[0032] In circuits or grids where fault arcs burn, current and voltage curves with unique curves can be measured. exist figure 1 A general voltage and current curve for an arc fault is shown in . figure 1 An illustration of a graph is shown in which the time profile of the voltage (U) and current (I) after ignition of an arc or fault arc, in particular a parallel fault arc, in an electrical circuit, in particular a low-voltage circuit, is shown.
[0033]Time (t) is shown in milliseconds (ms) on the horizontal X-axis. On the vertical Y axis, the magnitude of voltage (U) is depicted in volts (V) on the left scale. The magnitude of the current (I) is depicted in amperes (A) on the right scale.
[0034] After ignition of the arc, the curve of the current (I) is approximately sinusoidal. The curve of the voltage (U) is here "sawtooth" with rapid voltage changes. Roughly explained, the first approximation of the voltage curve is rectangular rather than the usual sinusoidal curv...
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