Resistive sensing thermal device for current measurement

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

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340664, 338 22R, G01R 526, G08B 2100, H01C 710

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046957936

ABSTRACT:
A thermal transfer device for use in the measurement of alternating current comprising an evacuated enclosure containing a first electrical conductor heated by the alternating current being measured and a thermal sensor to provide an electrical signal representative of the temperature of the conductor, wherein the first electrical conductor is formed of a low temperature coefficient of resistivity material, and the thermal sensor is a second electrical conductor of a relatively high temperature coefficient of resistivity material thermally coupled with and encompassing most of the first electrical conductor.

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