The CTs performance under distorted conditions are usually characterized by means of the frequency response test. In this paper a new way to characterize CTs, closer to real operative conditions, is proposed. The harmonic phase angle and ratio errors are measured when the CTs are excited with a nonsinusoidal current composed of a fundamental and one harmonic, with adjustable phase shift. The errors measured using the new approach were found larger than the ones obtained with the frequency response. This suggests that frequency response is not a reliable method to evaluate the CT performance under distorted conditions. ©2008 IEEE.

Characterization of current transformers in the presence of harmonic distortion

Di Cara D;
2008

Abstract

The CTs performance under distorted conditions are usually characterized by means of the frequency response test. In this paper a new way to characterize CTs, closer to real operative conditions, is proposed. The harmonic phase angle and ratio errors are measured when the CTs are excited with a nonsinusoidal current composed of a fundamental and one harmonic, with adjustable phase shift. The errors measured using the new approach were found larger than the ones obtained with the frequency response. This suggests that frequency response is not a reliable method to evaluate the CT performance under distorted conditions. ©2008 IEEE.
2008
9781424415410
Computer networks
Distributed power generation
Electric instrument transformers
Electric transformers
Errors
Instruments
Ketones
Measurement theory
Current transformer
Harmonic distortion
Power system harmonics
Transducers
Frequency response
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