Electric current measurement

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G01R 15/24 (2006.01) G01R 15/07 (1990.01)

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CA 2128735

2128735 9315410 PCTABS00024 A device (10) for sensing electrical current in a conductor (11) utilises a material (22) exhibiting the Faraday magneto-optic effect as the sensitive element. The material (22) is located between two polarisers (23, 24) to receive via a graded index collimator lens (25) an optical signal from a source (18) and to deliver via a graded index collimator lens (26) an optical signal to a detector (20). The optical signals are guided by multi mode optical fibres (14, 16). The change in rotation of the polarisation is a measure of the electrical current in the conductor (11). Errors in the measure may arise due to the effects of temperature, vibration or cross-talk and specific arrangements for compensating against these errors are disclosed both individually and cumulatively.

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