Electricity: electrical systems and devices – Safety and protection of systems and devices – Circuit interruption by thermal sensing
Patent
1997-11-14
1999-11-23
Jackson, Stephen W.
Electricity: electrical systems and devices
Safety and protection of systems and devices
Circuit interruption by thermal sensing
361 93, 361115, 361118, H02H 500
Patent
active
059911379
ABSTRACT:
A partial discharge (PD) coupler includes at least one high voltage capacitor; potting material surrounding the capacitor; and a fuse physically and electrically connected in series to the capacitor. The capacitor and the fuse are capable of passing high frequency partial discharge with minimal attenuation. The PD coupler can have potting material surrounding both the capacitor and the fuse. The PD coupler can include a housing surrounding the capacitor, the potting material, and the fuse.
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Krahn John Raymond
Reed Clive William
Agosti Ann M.
Breedlove Jill M.
General Electric Company
Jackson Stephen W.
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