System and method for arc detection in dynamoelectric machines

Electricity: electrical systems and devices – Safety and protection of systems and devices – Motor protective condition responsive circuits

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361 23, 361 6, 324546, H02H 700

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ABSTRACT:
System and method of detecting arcing faults in dynamoelectric machines by monitoring the voltage on the neutral grounding lead to detect RF voltages produced by arcing in the machine. The voltage is monitored by an RF voltage coupler and an RF monitor having a high impedance input amplifier. In one embodiment, the voltage coupler is clamped onto the neutral lead, and in another it is connected electrically in series with it.

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