ArticleSensors (Basel, Switzerland)2025
Partial Discharge Activity Inductive Sensors and the Application of Magnetic Materials.
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The monitoring of partial discharge activity is part of very basic methods used to determine the status of insulation systems in high-voltage electric power devices. These methods use direct galvanic coupled measurement, measurement by inductive offline methods, or other non-electric methods. The inductive method requires sensitive inductive sensors, which detect the partial discharge pulses occurring in high-voltage circuits. The sensitivity of such sensors strongly depends on the design, construction, and materials of the sensor core. Therefore, knowledge of the magnetic material parameters of a sensor is crucial for obtaining optimal values in terms of the sensor's final sensitivity. In this experiment, experimental sensor cores were constructed using different magnetic materials and different sensor construction processes. For the laboratory experiments, two types of magnetic material were selected: a magnetic material based on Fe-Ni (Permalloy) and a magnetic material based on MO.Fe
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