
Application & Tech Notes
Technical Papers
(IEEE PES General Meeting 2006)
(IEEE T&D 2006)
(IEEE T&D 2003)
Analysis of a 550 kV Current & Voltage installation.
(IEEE T&D 2003)
We demonstrate exceptional power measurement linearity over a wide dynamic range with an optical current transducer & power meter.
(Winter PES 2002)
This paper describes the design & testing of novel, environmentally friendly, 138KV & 345kV optical voltage transducers (OVTs) for metering & protection relaying applications in high-voltage electric power transmission systems.
(PES 2002)
Once deemed specialized devices intended for novel applications, optical sensors have risen to a performance level exceeding conventional magnetic devices.
(IEEE T&D 2001)
The devices met the accuracy requirements of IEC 0.2% class & IEEE 0.3% class & passed ampoules tests, chopped impulse tests, partial discharge tests, chopped impulse tests, partial discharge tests, wet & dry power-frequency withstand tests & mechanical withstand tests.
(IEEE T&D 2001)
Fiber optic current sensors have been touted for their potential ability to measure currents with accuracy better than 0.1% over dynamic range extending from literally milliamps to hundreds of kiloamps.
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(IEEE T&D 2001)
As the power industry adopts new technologies to control & protect its assets, complex electronic & optical systems are becoming prevalent with the consequence that reliability analysis tools are becoming increasingly relevant & useful.
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(IEEE T&D 2001)
A high-voltage (HV) optical voltage transducer (OVT) using resistively shielded electric field sensors is presented for use in HV transmission systems.
Interfacing Optical Current Sensors in a Substation
(PES Summer 2001)
In order for users of optical transducers to realize the complete benefits available from this new technology, an understanding of the differences between conventional transformers & optical sensors is critical; this paper outlines these differences. (228 KB)
(PES Summer 2001)
Accuracy tests include various severe field disturbances such as the presence of conductive pollution-like layers on the insulator & the presence of other HV sources nearby. Test results show that the VT meets IEC 0.2% & IEEE 0.3% accuracy classes under these extreme field disturbances.
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(EPRI 2001)
Optical voltage & current transducer technologies are emerging in the power sector as advantageous alternatives to the conventional instrument transformer technology for accurately & safely measuring electricity.