Current sensor

Electricity: measuring and testing – Measuring – testing – or sensing electricity – per se – Magnetic saturation

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310328, 324109, 324457, G01R 3300

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045008388

ABSTRACT:
A current sensor, responsive to the first power of a current to be measured, utilizes a piezoelectric element located between a current-carrying conductor and a permanent magnet having its north-south poles aligned normal to the direction of current flow through the conductor. The substantially constant magnetic field provides a sensor output, taken from electrodes upon opposite surfaces of the piezoelectric member, which is proportional to the first power of current flowing in the single conductor.

REFERENCES:
patent: 3997839 (1976-12-01), Dreyfus et al.
R. R. Williams et al., "Measurement of Fast Risetime Megamphere _Currents by Quartz Gauge", at 14th Pulse Power Modulator _Symposium, IEEE, Jun. 3-5, 1980, Florida.

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