Current and voltage sensor
The PSensU-1 current and voltage sensor is designated to measure and monitor current up to 6 kA and voltage up to 6.5 kV and to transmit data via fiber-optical channels into a protection device.
Functions:
- measurement of current and voltage in power supply lines;
- conversion of analog signals into digital ones;
- transmission of converted signals via redundant channels;
- possibility to measure voltage in two points of one connection.
PSensU-1 ensures possibility of programming of the main microcontroller via a physical interface – 100Base-FX if remote update of a microprogram is required.
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