What Are A Voltage Transformer And A Current Transformer?

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What Are A Voltage Transformer And A Current Transformer?

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Different types of transformers are available in the industry. Voltage transformers and current transformers are among the two most used equipment. The roles of both these transformers are different and have their own importance in the industry. Let’s take a look at what a voltage transformer is and then we will explore current transformers. – PowerPoint PPT presentation

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Title: What Are A Voltage Transformer And A Current Transformer?


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What Are A Voltage Transformer And A Current
Transformer?
  • Different types of transformers are available in
    the industry. Voltage transformers and current
    transformers are among the two most used
    equipment. The roles of both these transformers
    are different and have their own importance in
    the industry. Lets take a look at what a voltage
    transformer is and then we will explore current
    transformers.

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Voltage Transformers
  • Voltage transformers are a type of transformer
    that is used to step down and decrease the
    voltage of a system to a safe level. They
    function by letting energy meters monitor the
    operation of electrical connections that may have
    a higher voltage than usual requirements to
    operate efficiently.
  • Depending on the use of the application, these
    transformers can be used as low voltage
    transformers or high voltage transformers.
  • The role of the voltage transformer includes
    measuring the consumed energy by applications
  • It prevents disturbances and faults in the
    electrical systems, thereby protecting the
    expensive machines
  • Voltage signals can be used to synchronize,
    events logging, and record events.
  • These transformers can isolate the high voltage
    from electricians using the PT
  • More importantly, these transformers have the
    quality of converting high voltage into a
    standard secondary voltage of 100V or lower. This
    allows safe and secure use of protective and
    measuring devices.

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Current Transformers
  • A current transformer is a type of transformer
    that is designed to produce an alternating
    current (AC) in its secondary, which is
    proportional to the AC current in its primary. In
    other words, this machine can step down or reduce
    current levels from thousands of amperes to a
    standard level, either 5 Amps or 1 Amp which
    ensures normal operation. This transformer is
    used when a voltage or current is too high for
    measuring directly.

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Primarily, the current transformer is of three
types.
  • Wound Type
  • This type of current transformer consists of two
    separate windings, primary and secondary. These
    windings are available on a magnetic steel core
    with different turns, depending on the design
  • Toroidal (Window) Type
  • This type of current transformer comes with no
    primary winding. Instead, it has an opening in
    the core. Through this core, the conductor that
    carries the primary load current is passed.
  • Bar Type
  • Bar type current transformer utilizes the bus bar
    of the main circuit as the primary winding, which
    is equal to a single turn. It is completely
    insulated from the high operating voltage of the
    system and is generally bolted to the current
    carrying device.

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Both voltage transformers and current
transformers play important roles in the
industry. You can choose either of the two
depending on your requirements. Macroplast is an
ISO 90012015 certified Transformer Company in
India that manufactures, designs, and tests
high-quality transformers. The company
manufactures Power Distribution
Transformer according to the specifications of
clients and national and international standards.
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D-18/2, Surajpur Industrial Area,Site-B, Greater
Noida, Gautam Buddh Nagar, U.P, India Pin Code -
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sales_at_macroplasttransformers.com
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