Current sensor having sandwiched magnetic permeability layer

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2007-09-07

2009-11-03

Nguyen, Ha Tran T (Department: 2829)

Electricity: measuring and testing

Measuring, testing, or sensing electricity, per se

Magnetic saturation

C324S11700H

Reexamination Certificate

active

07612553

ABSTRACT:
A current sensor includes a support structure (12), a magnetic field sensor (11) positioned on the support structure, a primary conductor comprising sandwich (13) including an electrically conducting top layer (13a) and electrically conducting bottom layer (13b), and a layer of magnetic permeable material (13c) interposed between. The magnetic permeable material (13c) is disposed around the magnetic field sensor (11) so that the magnetic field sensor (11) is at least partially surrounded by the magnetic permeable material (13c). The conductor sandwich (13) includes at least one gap (16, 17) between adjacent edges (18, 19). The magnetic field sensor (11) is positioned proximate to the gap and is operable to receive magnetic flux lines resulting from current flowing in the primary conductor.

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