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Current Transformers
Series: TTSC and TTHC – 22, 38
Current transformers in vertical version enable space economising, compact printed circuit board assembly.
The simple construction enables high performance parameters with low heat development and an optimum price-performance ratio.
The customer has a choice between two closed housings.
Current transformers are simple, passive components for the purpose of converting high operating currents into rather smaller measuring currents. A distinction is made between the types Universal (TTSC) with 3% accuracy
and High Performance (TTHC) with 1% precision.
With the ideal “galvanic separation” resulting from the structure and construction the safety requirements of industry are fulfilled in full.
Specification Sheet
Primary current In | : up to 50 Amp. AC 50/60 Hz |
Resolution | : 3% TTSC types, 1% TTHC types |
Isolation stability | : 4 kVAC |
Operating temperature | : -40°C up to +70°C |
Climatic class | : 40/70/21 as per IEC 60068-1 |
Inflammability | : UL 94 V-0 |
DEFINITIONS
Definitions
N | turn ratio or voltage ratio between primary and secondary windings. |
∫Udt | voltage-time area (Vμs)
This is the product of impulse height and pulse width measured at half impulse height. |
tr | Pulse rise time (μs)
This time is measured from 10% ÷ 90% of the pulse height. |
If | Firing current (A) Max. available pulse current. |
LP | Primary inductance (mH) Measured as per EN 60938 ( signal 0.1mA, tolerance -30 +50%). |
CC | Coupling capacity (pF) Measured between primary and secondary winding. Is heavily dependent on the winding structure. |
UR | Maximum operating voltage (V) |
UP | Test voltage (kV) Measured between primary and secondary winding Also dependent on the winding structure. Measurement 100% in the final test (up to 3.5 kV AC for 2 seconds). |
UG | Glow discharge voltage (V) Determines the life expectancy of the IT's in operation with excessive operating voltage. At least 50% higher than the max. operating voltage. |
Pd | Maximum power loss at 50°C ambient temperature. |
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