Magneto-optical high-voltage current measuring transducer

Electricity: measuring and testing – Measuring – testing – or sensing electricity – per se – Using radiant energy

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350151, 350157, G01R 3100

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040706206

ABSTRACT:
A magneto-optical measuring transducer for measuring high-voltage currents has a measuring sensing element positioned adjacent a conductor carrying the high-voltage currents to be measured. The sensing element is designed as a pair of similar and adjacent light conducting coils. The polarization plane of linearly polarized light within the coils is rotated according to the strength of a magnetic field produced by the current in the adjacent conductor. A compensator is also provided comprising a pair of light conducting coils. The compensator is spaced from and optically connected to the measuring sensing element. A variable magnetic field is provided adjacent the compensator and the change in polarization of light waves conducted within the compensator is detected by a detector and compared to the polarization of light fed through the measuring sensing element.

REFERENCES:
patent: 3769584 (1973-10-01), Iten et al.

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