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Ground For Coil. I'm getting voltage to the coils as well as the reference from the pcm. In other words, the neutral of three phase system is grounded through peterson coil. This creates an easier path to ground for the thousands of volts generated by the coil. I read a wiring diagram. This condition is known as resonant grounding. It is used for limiting the capacitance earth fault current which is flowing when the line ground fault occurs in the line. If the probe or clamp is not grounded, the voltage could damage the internal circuitry of the scope. Peterson coil is an iron core reactor connected between transformer neutral and ground. When the value of l of arc suppression coil is such that the fault current if exactly balances the capacitive current ic, it is called resonant grounding. A capacitive probe should include a ground clamp as part of the test leads. However, i'm not getting any ground. If l is so adjusted that i l = i c then resultant current in the fault will be zero. Basically, such grounding is adopted to minimize the capacitive charging current during fault in the lines. Petersen coil is nothing but an inductor used to connect ground of three phase system to the earth.

I read a wiring diagram. Petersen coil is nothing but an inductor used to connect ground of three phase system to the earth. Peterson coil is an iron core reactor connected between transformer neutral and ground. If l is so adjusted that i l = i c then resultant current in the fault will be zero. If the probe or clamp is not grounded, the voltage could damage the internal circuitry of the scope. In other words, the neutral of three phase system is grounded through peterson coil. This condition is known as resonant grounding. It is used for limiting the capacitance earth fault current which is flowing when the line ground fault occurs in the line. A capacitive probe should include a ground clamp as part of the test leads. This creates an easier path to ground for the thousands of volts generated by the coil.

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Ground For Coil It is used for limiting the capacitance earth fault current which is flowing when the line ground fault occurs in the line. Basically, such grounding is adopted to minimize the capacitive charging current during fault in the lines. If the probe or clamp is not grounded, the voltage could damage the internal circuitry of the scope. Peterson coil is an iron core reactor connected between transformer neutral and ground. This condition is known as resonant grounding. I'm getting voltage to the coils as well as the reference from the pcm. I read a wiring diagram. However, i'm not getting any ground. It is used for limiting the capacitance earth fault current which is flowing when the line ground fault occurs in the line. In other words, the neutral of three phase system is grounded through peterson coil. This creates an easier path to ground for the thousands of volts generated by the coil. If l is so adjusted that i l = i c then resultant current in the fault will be zero. A capacitive probe should include a ground clamp as part of the test leads. Petersen coil is nothing but an inductor used to connect ground of three phase system to the earth. When the value of l of arc suppression coil is such that the fault current if exactly balances the capacitive current ic, it is called resonant grounding.