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Brusky, Nicholas, author.
Acharya, Dr. Kishore, thesis advisor
Kumpaty, Dr. Subha
Shimek, Professor Gary, committee member
Milwaukee School of Engineering
Subjects
Switched capacitor circuits
Detectors
Sensors.
Electric circuit analysis
MSE Project.
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Shimek, Professor Gary, committee member
Milwaukee School of Engineering
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Inductive current se...
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Inductive current sensor and filter design, analysis and simulation for use in medium voltage capacitor switching applications : a report submitted to the faculty of the Milwaukee School of Engineering in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Science in Engineering / by Nicholas Brusky.
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Brusky, Nicholas, author.
, Acharya, Dr. Kishore, thesis advisor
, Kumpaty, Dr. Subha
, Shimek, Professor Gary, committee member
, Milwaukee School of Engineering
[Milwaukee School of Engineering], [2017]
Subjects
Switched capacitor circuits
Detectors
Sensors.
Electric circuit analysis
MSE Project.
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60 leaves : illustrations, some of which are in color ; 29 cm
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No electronic publication until November 16, 2019.
Project description -- Background -- Self-calibrating and self-contained synchronous switch concept -- Sensor and filter design and verification -- Conclusion.
The purpose of this study is to design, simulate and validate the design of a non-contact current measuring sensor and filter circuit that could be the basis of a self-calibrating medium voltage capacitor switch control. The closing of a medium voltage capacitor switch, and the subsequent insertion of shunt capacitance onto an electrical distribution line, results in the generation of disruptive transients. A sensor and filter circuit that is capable of properly detecting and measuring the transient may allow a controller to precisely time the closure of the switch in order to reduce the transient to acceptable levels. The existing products in the marketplace are functional at transient reduction but are not universally applied because of the product costs. One of the major cost challenges of such a design is the sensing of current on electrical lines running up to 38,000 volts. The proposed system would reduce the severity and occurrence of damaging transients by providing sensor, filter, and feedback timing correction scheme at minimal cost.
An inductive sensor and filter circuit is proposed and is shown to be effective as a sensor capable of measuring current flow in a conductor with adequate clearance to be added to a standard switch design. The sensor output requires conditioning to be compatible with standard microprocessor inputs. A filter design for this purpose is proposed and is shown to be adequate to condition the signal and obtain the desired signals needed for switch timing feedback. The filter was analyzed with simulation software and shown to perform the desired function. Finally, validation of the sensor and filter system are presented using a transient generation test fixture.
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