Apparatus for detecting direct current magnetic flux deflections

Electricity: measuring and testing – Fault detecting in electric circuits and of electric components – Of individual circuit component or element

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324726, G01R 3106, G01R 3134

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049164023

ABSTRACT:
An apparatus for detecting direct current magnetic flux deflection of an electrical transformer comprising a magnetic detector for generating an output voltage waveform, an integrator connected to the magnetic detector for integrating the output voltage waveform from the magnetic detector. Positive and negative peak value detectors are connected to the integrator for detecting positive and negative peak values of the output voltage waveform integrated by the integrator. A comparator connected to the positive and the negative peak value detectors compares the positive and the negative peak values to provide a peak difference.

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