Rogowski or non-magnetic sensor
Probes for current measurement in power electronics
Article REF: D3085 V1
Rogowski or non-magnetic sensor
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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6. Rogowski or non-magnetic sensor

The advantages of Rogowski or non-magnetic transducers are: output isolation, wide current measurement range (up to 100 kA), high cut-off frequency of approx. 1.5 MHz, good accuracy (< 5%) and good linearity (< 0.5%). The absence of a ferromagnetic magnetic circuit avoids saturation and introduces no current limit. Rogowski transducers have a current measurement range extending from 10 A to 100 kA, with sensitivities between 0.01 mV × A –1 and 100 mV × A –1 , and feature good linearity thanks to their principle, which does not require the presence of ferromagnetic material.

The Rogowski sensor operates according to Faraday's law, as shown in figure 17 . The voltage measured across the turns...

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