Optical Current Transformer
Optical Current Transformer
Optical Current Transformer
SELF-INTRODUCTION
• First of all, thank you for giving me this opportunity to introduce myself. My name is
JAYASHRI S. I am currently stay in koranattu karuppuur, KUMBAKONAM. I did
my schooling 12th from sri Saraswathi padasala girl’s higher secondary school ,
kumbakaonam. Currently I am pursuing BE.EEE belong to in Arasu engineering
collage, I am a self-motivated, ,hard working and disciplined soul. I am always keep
top-skill myself by learning new things whenever I get a chance
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2/14/13
Optical
Current
Transformer
(OCT)
OVERVIEW
INTRODUCTION
WORKING PRINCIPLE
CONVENTIONAL CURRENT TRANSFORMER
OPTICAL CURRENT TRANSFORMER
DESIGN OF OPTICAL CURRENT TRANSFORMER
APPLICATIONS
ADVANTAGES
DISADVANTAGES
CONCLUSION
INTRODUCTION
An accurate electric current transducer is a key component of any
power system instrumentation.
OCT’s defined as sensors that directly or indirectly use optical
sensing methods to measure electric currents .
Different types of OCT
1. Linear birefringerance
2. Circular birefringerance
FARADAY EFFECT :
Light from a source enters an optical fibre polariser, which splits into two linear orthogonally
polarized light.
Light enters into the sensing head that includes a quarter wave plate .
Quarter wave plate splits the two linear orthogonal waves into right and left hand circularly
polarized waves.
Two waves travel at different speeds around the sensing fibre.
Two waves reflects of a mirror and circular polarization of two waves gets reversed .
Finally ,two waves again reach the quarter wave plate and linear polarisation gets regained.
Design of Optical Current Transformer
Design is divided into two parts: the electronics part and the optical
Design of the electronics part again divided into analog model and digital model
The analog model of the electronics part is modelled with complex curve fitting method
The above analog model is converted to the digital model by bilinear transformation
The bilinear transformation changes stable continuous time system to stable discrete time
system
Thus the digital model H(z) is obtained from the analog model H(s)
The optics model is developed using Jones Calculus method
No need to use metallic wires to transfer the signal and so simpler insulation structure
than conventional current transformer.
OCT analog output may have significant white noise , but the white noise does not affect the
accuracy or protection performance.
Total isolation from surges for microprocessor based meters and relays.
CONCLUSION