Increase in Fast Response Time of the Resistance-to-Voltage Converter When Monitoring the Cable Products’ Insulation Resistance

Abstract

Theoretical and experimental studies were conducted to investigate the impact of the cable capacitance during measurements of insulation resistance on the fast response time of a resistance-to-voltage converter. From a comparison of the results of simulation with the data obtained during the experiments, it was determined that the dependence characteristics of the settling time of resistance under measurement on the capacitance are identical to the analogous characteristics of electronic components of the resistance-to-voltage converter. It was experimentally proven that using T-shaped feedback in the resistance-to-voltage converter during the cable insulation resistance measurements reduces the settling time of the data by 1–3 times in comparison with a classical feedback system. Furthermore, when using the optimal parameters, the settling time of the resistance-to-voltage converter with T-shaped feedback depends to a lesser degree on the capacitance of the object under control.

Feasibility Study on Online Diagnosis of Aging and Deterioration of Medium Voltage (MV) Three-Core Cable Based on Impedance Spectroscopy

“…There are many traditional insulation test methods, including insulation resistance test, voltage withstand test, material chemical test, dielectric loss test, partial discharge test, etc. Among them, the insulation resistance test [7] and the voltage withstand test [8] are both offline tests, and the basic principles are relatively simple. Both test the insulation performance by applying voltage between the core and the ground.…”