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Current and voltage sensors

The classic solution is the application of current and voltage transformers, usually as a cast resin embedded type. As a certain disadvantage of inductive transducers, their small frequency range may be considered. Other solutions for current sensors are Rogowski coils (with active or passive integrators) or the fibre-optic current sensor, based upon the Faraday effect [20]. [Pg.221]

1 copper expanded metal lattice 2 negative copper expanded metal lattice, lead coated 3 sheath separator, perforated, undulated 4 microporous separator  [Pg.222]

5 negative plate 6 positive lead lattice 7 positive armour plate 8 negative plate pile 9 positive plate pile 10 cell terminal 11 welded cover 12 cable connection, flexible 13, 14 floater and stopper plug of the water refilling system 15 cable connection cover 16 connection screw 17 O-ring. [Pg.222]

Types of protection - Battery container EEx e I Plug and socket EEx de [ia] I Temperature sensor EEx m I Rated voltage 540 V Rated capacity 480 Ah IP code of battery container IP 23 Length 3465 mm Width 1886 mm Height 964 mm. [Pg.222]

Rated primary current /r 4. .. 4000 A Accuracy class 0.2 Bandwidth 5kcps Sensor output signal (measurement) analogue - 2.0 VAC at /r, 8.0 VAC at 4 x /r Sensor output signal (protection) analogue -2.0 VAC at 10 x /r, 20.0 VAC at 100 x /r. An additional 1A output is available on request. [Pg.223]


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