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An Active Low-Voltage Capacitor for Capacitive HV Dividers

Enrico Mohns, J. Chunyang, Henrik Badura, Peter Raether

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This paper describes the setup of an active low-voltage capacitor designed to realize capacitive voltage dividers by means of compressed-gas, high-voltage capacitors for rated primary voltages between 5 kV and 800 kV/√3. In the future, this divider, which has a negligible voltage dependency and low phase errors around 50/60 Hz, will be used to realize a fundamental step-up calibration method for the standard voltage transformers at PTB. Initial measurements indicate an attainable uncertainty of below 2 ppm for the ratio error (short-term) and 1 μrad for the phase displacement of the capacitive divider.

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This paper describes the setup of an active low-voltage capacitor designed to realize capacitive voltage dividers by means of compressed-gas, high-voltage capacitors for rated primary voltages between 5 kV and 800 kV/√3. In the future, this divider, which has a negligible voltage dependency and low phase errors around 50/60 Hz, will be used to realize a fundamental step-up calibration method for the standard voltage transformers at PTB. Initial measurements indicate an attainable uncertainty of below 2 ppm for the ratio error (short-term) and 1 μrad for the phase displacement of the capacitive divider.

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This paper describes the setup of an active low-voltage capacitor designed to realize capacitive voltage dividers by means of compressed-gas, high-voltage capacitors for rated primary voltages between 5 kV and 800 kV/√3. In the future, this divider, which has a negligible voltage dependency and low phase errors around 50/60 Hz, will be used to realize a fundamental step-up calibration method for the standard voltage transformers at PTB. Initial measurements indicate an attainable uncertainty of below 2 ppm for the ratio error (short-term) and 1 μrad for the phase displacement of the capacitive divider.

Key concepts: Voltage divider, Capacitor, Capacitive sensing, Transformer, Voltage, Electrical engineering, Capacitive power supply, Materials science

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