Apparatus for detecting subsynchronous current in power systems

Electricity: electrical systems and devices – Safety and protection of systems and devices – With specific quantity comparison means

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ABSTRACT:
Apparatus for detecting the presence of subsynchronous current components in an electrical generating or transmission system is disclosed. Input signals, representative respectively of line voltage and current, are conditioned and initially filtered to suppress high frequency noise. The input voltage signal is further limited and filtered to produce a constant amplitude, sinusoid reference. The input signals are then multiplied to yield the subsynchronous current signal components, if any, which undergo further filtration by a bandpass filter circuit. In addition, the detection apparatus is provided with circuit means for insuring protection against overvoltage and current surge conditions.

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