2. Electronic transformers
Electronic current transformers are of interest in high voltage (HV) applications, where they combine the measuring qualities of magnetic transformers with the insulating properties of optical fibers. A typical configuration is shown in figure 5. A distinction is made between measuring equipment, at line potential, a fiber optic link, ensuring insulation, and receiving equipment, at earth potential.
The primary current Ip is measured by means of a current transformer, which does not have to perform an insulation function, and whose secondary outputs to a measuring shunt. The collected voltage is then conditioned and converted into a parallel digital signal. This...
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Electronic transformers