Patent classifications
H01F38/20
AUTOMATIC CALIBRATION SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR PASSIVE LOW-POWER VOLTAGE TRANSFORMER
Systems and methods for calibrating a low-power voltage transformer (LPVT). Systems include a capacitive voltage divider and a variable capacitance device connected to the capacitive voltage divider. A parameter of the variable capacitance device is adjusted to minimize the ratio error of the LPVT. Methods include connecting a variable capacitance device to a capacitive voltage divider of the LPVT system, measuring a ratio error of the LPVT system based on an output of the variable capacitance device, and adjusting a parameter of the variable capacitance device.
AUTOMATIC CALIBRATION SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR PASSIVE LOW-POWER VOLTAGE TRANSFORMER
Systems and methods for calibrating a low-power voltage transformer (LPVT). Systems include a capacitive voltage divider and a variable capacitance device connected to the capacitive voltage divider. A parameter of the variable capacitance device is adjusted to minimize the ratio error of the LPVT. Methods include connecting a variable capacitance device to a capacitive voltage divider of the LPVT system, measuring a ratio error of the LPVT system based on an output of the variable capacitance device, and adjusting a parameter of the variable capacitance device.
Dry High Voltage Instrument Transformer
A dry high voltage (HV) instrument transformer in the form of a HV current transformer includes a core casing having a secondary winding, a top housing, a primary winding, and a dry bushing, wherein the core casing comprises an insulation containing an electrically insulating material made of PES nonwoven impregnated and cured with low viscosity epoxy. The dry HV instrument transformer in the form of a HV voltage transformer includes a bottom tank housing, a cast of a primary winding module with an embedded screen surrounding the primary winding, a field grading disc, and a core, wherein the cast of the primary winding module is made of an insulating composite containing an electrically insulating material made of PES nonwoven impregnated and cured with low viscosity epoxy.
Dry High Voltage Instrument Transformer
A dry high voltage (HV) instrument transformer in the form of a HV current transformer includes a core casing having a secondary winding, a top housing, a primary winding, and a dry bushing, wherein the core casing comprises an insulation containing an electrically insulating material made of PES nonwoven impregnated and cured with low viscosity epoxy. The dry HV instrument transformer in the form of a HV voltage transformer includes a bottom tank housing, a cast of a primary winding module with an embedded screen surrounding the primary winding, a field grading disc, and a core, wherein the cast of the primary winding module is made of an insulating composite containing an electrically insulating material made of PES nonwoven impregnated and cured with low viscosity epoxy.
Non-contact magnetostrictive sensors and methods of operation of such sensors
A sensor for sensing stress in a ferromagnetic material includes a non-magnetic substrate. The substrate has a first surface and a second surface opposite the first surface. A first coil is attached to or formed on the first surface of the substrate. The first coil is configured to induce a magnetic flux in the ferromagnetic material being driven by an alternating current (AC) signal. At least one second coil is attached to or formed on the first surface of the substrate. The at least one second coil is spaced from the first coil. In addition, the second coil is configured to detect changes in the magnetic flux induced in the ferromagnetic material.
Non-contact magnetostrictive sensors and methods of operation of such sensors
A sensor for sensing stress in a ferromagnetic material includes a non-magnetic substrate. The substrate has a first surface and a second surface opposite the first surface. A first coil is attached to or formed on the first surface of the substrate. The first coil is configured to induce a magnetic flux in the ferromagnetic material being driven by an alternating current (AC) signal. At least one second coil is attached to or formed on the first surface of the substrate. The at least one second coil is spaced from the first coil. In addition, the second coil is configured to detect changes in the magnetic flux induced in the ferromagnetic material.
High-voltage device having ceramic spacer elements, and use thereof
A high-voltage device includes a housing and at least one subassembly which is electrically insulated from the housing. The at least one subassembly is spaced from the housing and mechanically connected to the housing. At least one ceramic spacer element is disposed between the housing and the at least one subassembly. A method of using the high-voltage device includes transferring heat, which is produced at connection elements of the at least one subassembly which is electrically insulated from the housing, from the subassembly through the at least one ceramic spacer element to the housing and emitting the heat from the housing to the environment.
Transformer
The present disclosure provides a transformer including at least one magnetic core each having at least one window; one primary side winding passing through the at least one window, a wire forming the primary side winding being sequentially covered with a first solid insulating layer, a grounded shielding layer and a second solid insulating layer from inside to outside along a radial direction of the wire, the grounded shielding layer being connected to a reference ground; and at least one secondary side winding, each passing through the at least one window, the primary side winding having a first voltage with respect to the reference ground, the secondary side winding having a second voltage with respect to the reference ground, and the second voltage being greater than 50 times of the first voltage.
Air-core inductor assembly
Modern X-ray generators are required to deliver a peak power between 30 kW and 120 kW. This requirement places demanding constraints on the design of the power inverters used to supply such X-ray generators, at the same time that there exist industry incentives to reduce the size of X-ray generators. An trend towards increased frequencies of switching operation in the power stage of modern X-ray generators makes it possible to use air-core inductors, rather than magnetic-core inductors. This application discusses an air-core inductor assembly having an integral current sensor. According to this application, a current sensor can be more accurately provided, which does not drift in position over time, and in a way which reduces the overall bill of materials.
Current transformer support device and switchgear using current transformer support device
A current transformer support device includes three plate-like conductors, each of which has a first connection portion at one end and a second connection portion at the other end, and which are aligned linearly side by side while being spaced apart from one another, and a current transformer case which integrally insulates and supports the three conductors between the one end and the other end. The current transformer support device is characterized in that the current transformer case has current transformer attachment portions provided at positions corresponding to at least two of the three conductors, to which ring-like current transformer coils formed so as to insert the conductors are attached, and that the current transformer case and the current transformer coils attached to the current transformer attachment portions are formed into one unit with a hardening insulating material.