MEASURING MEGA-AMPERE TRANSIENT CURRENTS
C.D. Nail
Abstract
C.D. Nail
Abstract
The design of a circuit for measuring mega-ampere transient currents utilizes a changing magnetic field which surrounds a conductor through which a changing current is flowing. The current, produced by a capacitor bank, can be measured by a toroidal pickup coil inserted into the coaxial line. Expressions for the calibration of such a circuit are given. (C.J.G.)
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The design of a circuit for measuring mega-ampere transient currents utilizes a changing magnetic field which surrounds a conductor through which a changing current is flowing. The current, produced by a capacitor bank, can be measured by a toroidal pickup coil inserted into the coaxial line. Expressions for the calibration of such a circuit are given. (C.J.G.)
Key concepts: Ampere, Transient (computer programming), Electrical engineering, Pickup, Electromagnetic coil, Conductor, Current (fluid), Toroid