Current sensors feed a processor that analyzes pulse count and duration fluctuations to differentiate arcing from load-switching noise in DC power systems.
A switch element disconnects a filter circuit from ground when engaged by a test connector.
A device measures phase-to-ground voltages and leakage currents to calculate insulation equivalent capacitances.
Evaluation device determines insulation resistance and displacement direct voltage to assess fault severity in ungrounded power supply systems.
A constant current and voltage charging sequence measures electric quantity to detect internal insulation defects in semi-finished lithium-ion battery cells.
A conductor assembly uses an insulating spacer element between the inner conductor and sensing electrode to form a stable capacitive voltage sensor.
Segmented shunt assemblies detect and isolate electromagnetic pulse surges to protect monitored infrastructure from nuclear weapon-induced damage.
Toroidal inductors harvest energy from cable screen currents to provide independent power for sensors in inaccessible environments.
A ground fault detection device uses an inverted flying capacitor topology to measure charging voltage on the secondary side of a booster circuit.
Backside capacitance measurements extract EOT and Weff parameters, resolving unreliable flat band voltage determination on SOI substrates.
A ground impedance measurement apparatus determines circuit resistance by comparing peak voltages across two distinct resistance values.
Correlating time series data from bushing sensors connected to common high voltage phases enables precise insulation condition detection.
Continuous monitoring replaces scheduled inspections to prevent arcing from undetected poor connections.
Moving electrical isolation to the inverter input side reduces system mass below road traffic limits while maintaining interference suppression.
A control unit calculates reference values using varied charging times to estimate electrostatic capacitance in high-voltage vehicle systems.
Segmenting monitoring channels and applying dynamic thresholds isolates wafer-level arcs from RF noise to prevent workpiece damage.
A Rogowski coil wrapped around a circuit leg generates a signal representing current rate of change for non-invasive monitoring.
A penetration-type electric current sensor detects leakage flow through insulators for continuous degradation monitoring.
A diagnostic device applies impulse voltage to a coil and detects the response voltage for electrical feature analysis.