Faulted current indicators with improved signal to noise ratios

Electricity: measuring and testing – Measuring – testing – or sensing electricity – per se – With coupling means

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324117R, 336175, 336212, G01R 120, H01F 2724

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050972022

ABSTRACT:
In a sensor for sensing current in a conductor, a magnetic laminar arrangement adapted to surround the conductor passes through a coil. Inside the coil the laminar arrangement forms a gap with two projections extending transverse to lamina within the arrangement and facing each other. In one embodiment the coil drives a display to form part of a fault indicator.

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