This application relates to the field of
power equipment condition monitoring and fault diagnosis technology, and particularly to a configuration method and device for a multi-parameter
sensing system for high-sensitivity protection. The method constructs a heterogeneous sensing layer based on fault mode-driven architecture, deploying a sensing cluster containing UHF, ultrasonic, and
pulse current sensors in the critical fault area of the converter
transformer. The UHF sensor acts as a sentinel to generate a collaborative wake-up command. After wake-up, multi-source signals are synchronously acquired, and joint features such as
discharge pulse amplitude-phase distribution spectrum and time
delay difference are extracted. The sampling rate and
gain parameters are dynamically adjusted based on real-time operating conditions, and a
convolutional neural network is used to identify the
discharge type and confidence level, achieving adaptive threshold updates. This invention achieves
highly sensitive, low-false-detection, and low-power intelligent detection of early faults such as
partial discharge in converter transformers, significantly improving the accuracy and
operational reliability of the multi-parameter
sensing system.