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CT basics for protection and metering.

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CT basics for protection and metering.

by pejah ajers
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What is the basic purpose of a current transformer (CT)?

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Why should a CT secondary never be left open?

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What does the burden mean in CT terminology?

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What is the knee-point voltage of a CT?

5

What is magnetizing (excitation) current in a CT?

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How does increasing CT burden affect accuracy?

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In an ideal CT, how is the secondary current related to the primary current?

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What can cause CT saturation besides excess current?

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Why is polarity marking important on a CT?

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Which frequency are CTs commonly designed for in power systems?

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