학술논문

Design of Open and Close Magnetic Core Weak Current Sensor Based on Tunneling Magnetoresistance
Document Type
Conference
Source
2023 5th International Conference on Intelligent Control, Measurement and Signal Processing (ICMSP) Intelligent Control, Measurement and Signal Processing (ICMSP), 2023 5th International Conference on. :121-128 May, 2023
Subject
Computing and Processing
Robotics and Control Systems
Signal Processing and Analysis
Magnetic field measurement
Sensitivity
Power measurement
Grounding
Magnetic cores
Instruments
Current measurement
Current sensor
Tunnel magnetoresistance
Non-invasive
Closed-loop principle
Weak magnetic field measurement
Language
Abstract
The application of current sensing technology in power system has achieved remarkable results under the rapid development of smart grid and ubiquitous power Internet of Things. A non-invasive weak current sensor based on tunneling magnetoresistive effect is studied in order to meet the application requirements of detecting the grounding current of 110kV single-core power cable safely and reliably. A two-lobe square fillet magnetic core structure is designed, and a voltage stabilizing circuit with isolated power supply and an instrument amplifier circuit with floating common-mode bootstrap structure are designed based on the closed-loop principle. By analyzing the test data of the sensor, the non-invasive weak current sensor based on tunneling magnetoresistive effect designed in this paper has a range of 0-20mA, and has a sensitivity of 20m V/mA and a linearity of 0.52% in this range. Compared with the closed magnetic core structure, the open-close magnetic core structure meets the needs of easy disassembly of the sensor and broadens the application scenarios of the sensor. TMR current sensor has a wider range and higher linearity, which can meet the accurate detection of grounding current.