What are the ratio and phase angle error of current transformer?
Publish Time: 2024-07-26 Origin: Site
The ratio error is the current value indirectly measured through the secondary circuit (KeI2 minus the percentage of the actual value of the primary current to the actual value of the primary current). That is, the phase difference refers to the angle between the secondary current phasor and the primary current phasor after rotating 180 °, also known as the angle error. It is stipulated that when the secondary current phasor leads the primary current phasor, the error is positive, and vice versa, it is negative.
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