Current sensors based on direct induction measurement
Probes for current measurement in power electronics
Article REF: D3085 V1
Current sensors based on direct induction measurement
Probes for current measurement in power electronics

Authors : François COSTA, Patrick POULICHET

Publication date: November 10, 2005, Review date: February 25, 2025 | Lire en français

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3. Current sensors based on direct induction measurement

3.1 Principle of direct open-loop measurement

The principle, based on the proportionality between the induction field B and the current that creates it I, is shown in figure 8 . An induction sensor is placed in the air gap of the magnetic circuit. It measures the induction field created by the passing current I. The role of the magnetic circuit is to focus the field in the air gap, which increases its sensitivity and limits the influence of the central conductor's decentralization. The magnetic circuit must have low losses to avoid overheating, and a low remanent field.

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