Research on the Metrological Characteristics and Voltage Transformer with Open Core Antiresonance Properties

Vladimir D. Lebedev; Andrey A. Yablokov

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.698.160

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Research on the Metrological Characteristics and Voltage Transformer with Open Core Antiresonance Properties

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This work presents research results of open core high-voltage instrument transformers. The authors proposed different transformer constructions (designs) and implemented mathematical modeling on the basis of specially developed computer models carrying out field and circuit calculations simultaneously. According to the calculation results, the investigated voltage transformer amplitude and phase errors are defined. Also, research results of the investigated transformer antiresonance properties on the basis of symbolic models are given.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 698)

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December 2014

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Vladimir D. Lebedev*, Andrey A. Yablokov

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Apartment Modeling, Computer Modeling, COMSOL Multiphysics, Electromagnetic Field, Ferroresonance, Finite Element Method (FEM), Joint Field and Circuit Calculation

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