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ARRANGEMENT FOR THE POTENTIAL-FREE MEASUREMENT OF CURRENTS

  • US 20100264905A1
  • Filed: 12/18/2008
  • Published: 10/21/2010
  • Est. Priority Date: 12/22/2007
  • Status: Active Grant
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1. Arrangement for the potential-free measurement of currents flowing in two primary conductors (13, 14;

  • 25, 26;

    25

    , 26

    ;

    34, 35) arranged substantially in parallel, in opposite directions of each other, by detecting the magnetic differential field by means of a differential field sensor (12, 24, 24

    , 37), wherein for reducing measuring errors, said primary conductors (13, 14;

    25, 26;

    25

    , 26

    ;

    34, 35) and said (12, 24, 24

    , 37) are disposed between two metal parts,characterized inthat the two metal parts are configurated as shield plates (1, 2;

    15, 16;

    15

    , 16

    ;

    27-30) made of highly permeable material each having a web (3 or 6, respectively), that said webs (3, 6) extend on both sides of the arrangement of the primary conductors (13, 14;

    25, 26;

    25

    , 26

    ;

    34, 35) substantially in the direction thereof parallel to the arrangement of the primary conductors (13, 14;

    25, 26;

    25

    , 26

    ;

    34, 35), that at least one of said shield plates (1, 2;

    15, 16;

    15

    , 16

    ;

    27-30) is configurated in a U-shape in cross-sectional planes having a pair of limbs (4, 5;

    7, 8;

    17-20;

    19

    , 20

    ) each of which extend at a right angle in a longitudinal direction to the U-shaped cross-sectional planes, that said two shield plates (1, 2;

    15, 16;

    15

    , 16

    ;

    27-30) are disposed relative to each other such that the at least one limb pair (4, 5;

    7, 8;

    17-20;

    19

    , 20

    ) of one of said two shield plates (1, 2;

    15, 16;

    15

    , 16

    ;

    27-30) is aligned towards the other of said two shield plates (1, 2;

    15, 16;

    15

    , 16

    , 27-30 while leaving one air gap each (9, 10;

    21, 22;

    21

    , 22

    ;

    39, 40) on one of said two limbs (4, 5;

    7, 8;

    17-20;

    19

    , 20

    ), and that said primary conductors (13, 14;

    25, 26;

    25

    , 26

    ;

    34, 35) extend in the longitudinal direction of said limbs (4, 5;

    7, 8;

    17-20;

    19

    , 20

    ).

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