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PT's Appropriate for fast transient detection in ION9000T
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2020-03-0904:48 PM
PT's Appropriate for fast transient detection in ION9000T
Given the high sampling rate of the ION9000T, what Potential Transformers (PT's) do you recommend for monitoring a 15kV system? The concern is that a regular transformer may "mask" or filter the high-speed transients going through it such that the meter will not see them.
One of the groups in Schneider had mentioned capacitor divider circuit but I don't know much about this.
Any recommendation for PT / VT appropriate for ION9000T would be appreciated.