A Comparison of Signal Processing Techniques in Optical Current Sensor for GIS

Kim, Young‐Min; Park, Jung Hwan; Jee, Seung-Wook; Lee, Kwang-Sik; Kim, Jungbae; Park, Won-Zoo

doi:10.5207/jieie.2006.20.9.103

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“…The optical sensor has several merits, e.g. low loss, high insulation, non-induction, lightweight, and ease of repair [11].…”

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Application of an Optical Current Transformer For Measuring High Current

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2010

Journal of the Korean Institute of Illuminating and Electrical

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This paper examines the temperature characteristics of an Optical CT (optical current transformer) using the Faraday effect for measuring high current in a super high voltage-power apparatus. It is performed as follows by the sensor for embodying Faraday effect. ․ A single-mode optical fiber capable of maintaining a polarization state is used. ․ A light source is applied at 1310[nm] to a Laser Diode.․ The Linear of Faraday effect to a large current is evaluated and ․ A possible application using an Optical CT was shown.An Influence of Faraday effect to the surrounding temperature measured -40～50[℃], and the characteristic of the current sensitivity was reported. An application using the results of the temperature compensation system was used in order to compensate for surrounding temperatures. A possibility of applying Optical CT for electric power apparatus was advanced further. We were able to confirm that this temperature calibration method can minimize the fluctuation of the output signal depending on the temperature conditions.

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“…The optical sensor has several merits, e.g. low loss, high insulation, non-induction, lightweight, and ease of repair [11].…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%