EP1145019A2 - Device and method for optically detecting an electric current and a component of an electric field - Google Patents
Device and method for optically detecting an electric current and a component of an electric fieldInfo
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- EP1145019A2 EP1145019A2 EP99944241A EP99944241A EP1145019A2 EP 1145019 A2 EP1145019 A2 EP 1145019A2 EP 99944241 A EP99944241 A EP 99944241A EP 99944241 A EP99944241 A EP 99944241A EP 1145019 A2 EP1145019 A2 EP 1145019A2
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- G01—MEASURING; TESTING
- G01R—MEASURING ELECTRIC VARIABLES; MEASURING MAGNETIC VARIABLES
- G01R15/00—Details of measuring arrangements of the types provided for in groups G01R17/00 - G01R29/00, G01R33/00 - G01R33/26 or G01R35/00
- G01R15/14—Adaptations providing voltage or current isolation, e.g. for high-voltage or high-current networks
- G01R15/24—Adaptations providing voltage or current isolation, e.g. for high-voltage or high-current networks using light-modulating devices
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- the invention relates to a device and a method for optically detecting an electrical current and at least one component of an electrical field.
- EP 088 419 B1 discloses an optical measuring device for measuring an electrical current flowing in a current conductor using the Faraday effect.
- Such an optical measuring device is also referred to as a magneto-optical current transformer.
- the Faraday effect is the rotation of the plane of polarization of linearly polarized light, which spreads in a medium in the presence of a magnetic field. The angle of this rotation is proportional to the path integral over the magnetic field along the path covered by the light with the Verdet constant as the proportionality constant.
- a Faraday element is arranged in the vicinity of the current conductor and contains an optically transparent material that shows the Faraday effect.
- this Faraday element is designed as a solid glass ring which surrounds the current conductor. Linearly polarized light is coupled into this.
- the magnetic field generated by the electrical current causes the plane of polarization of the light propagating in the solid glass ring to rotate about a polarization rotation which is evaluated by an evaluation unit as a measure of the strength of the magnetic field and thus of the strength of the electrical current.
- the light which carries measurement information about the electrical current m of a polarization modulation, m an analyzer, which is designed as a beam-splitting Wollaston prism, m two partial light signals with polarity oriented perpendicular to each other. station levels divided.
- the analyzer converts the polarization modulation into an intensity modulation of the two partial light signals.
- the measurement information is thus encoded in the intensity of the two partial light signals.
- the Faraday element is designed as an optical monomode fiber which surrounds the current conductor in the form of a measuring winding with N turns.
- the light guided in the monomode phase circulates the current conductor ⁇ aher a total of N times. With each revolution, the light undergoes a rotation of its polarization state in accordance with the strength of the electrical current or the magnetic field.
- the measuring sensitivity of this fiber-optic Faraday element can thus be set by the number of turns.
- EP 0 613 015 AI discloses an optical measuring device for measuring an electrical voltage using the Pockels effect, which is also referred to as an electro-optical voltage converter.
- the electrical voltage to be measured is applied to an electro-optical crystal, which then modifies a light signal that is transmitted through it with its polarization properties. This modification is traced back in an evaluation unit to the causal measurement variable, the electrical voltage.
- the electro-optical crystal causes the change in the polarization properties due to an electric field forming in the crystal as a result of the applied electrical voltage.
- an optical combination converter for an electrical current and an electrical voltage.
- This includes a magneto-optical current converter with a solid glass ring and a electro-optical voltage converter with an electro-optical crystal, which is connected to a capacitive voltage divider, m den Combined converter integrated.
- the electro-optical voltage transformer detects in particular the electric field strength that prevails within a partial capacitance of the capacitive voltage divider, in which the electro-optical crystal is arranged.
- the electro-optical voltage converter and the magneto-optical current converter have completely independent light paths.
- the integration with the combination converter is carried out in such a way that the two single converters, which are not optically connected to one another, are only accommodated in a common housing in the form of a high-voltage insulator.
- the measurement information is transmitted in the form of an intensity modulation of the light signal carried in an optical waveguide. Problems can arise here, since the light intensity in the optical waveguide is due to external disturbance flows such as mechanical vibrations or temperature fluctuations react sensitively.
- An optical sensor based on a fiber Bragg grating is known from the review article "In-fiber Bragg graph sensors" by YJ Rao, Meas. Sei. Technol., Vol. 8, 1991, pages 355 to 375 A length change in an optical fiber can be detected with the aid of a fiber Bragg grating.
- a Bragg grating which is initially introduced into an optical fiber is essentially a periodic local modulation of the refractive index in the core of the optical fiber. This modulation of the refractive index in Kern is also referred to below as “core index modulation *.
- the locally limited core index modulation represents a discontinuity for an incident light signal, at which partial or total reflections occur at certain wavelengths. Which wavelength or which wavelength portion is affected depends on the formation of the
- Core index modulation of the Bragg grating By forming the core index modulation, the Bragg grating is consequently tuned to a certain wavelength or a certain wavelength spectrum.
- the wavelength content of both the reflected and the transmitted i.e. of the transmitted light signal.
- the corresponding modification in the wavelength content can thus be used as a measure of the change in length of the optical fiber.
- Elongation / compression also detect other physical parameters such as temperature, pressure, sound, acceleration, high magnetic fields and force.
- An embodiment of the sensor based on the fiber Bragg grating for the detection of an electrical field or an electrical voltage cannot be found in the above-mentioned review article.
- the object of the invention is to provide a device and a method of the type described in the introduction, which enable simultaneous detection of electrical current and a component of an electrical field to be improved or simplified compared to the prior art. In particular, optical components should be saved.
- the device according to the invention for optically detecting an electrical current and at least one component of an electric field is a device which has a light path with an optical series connection of - at least one current-sensitive Faraday element and - at least one on the at least one component of the electrical Field sensitive element includes.
- a method is specified according to the features of independent claim 13.
- a method of optically detecting an electric current and at least one component of an electric field there is a method in which a) e transmission light signal is generated and m an optical rows ⁇ circuit of at least one strome pfmdlichen Faraday element and at least one the at least one component of the electric field sensitive element is fed, at least em portion of the transmitted light signal in a successive sequence b) by the at least one current sensitive Faraday element having a polarization state and c) by the at least one to the at least one component of the electric field -sensitive element in a direction different from the polarization state opti ⁇ 's property is influenced, and d) from influencing the polarization state different from the property of at least a first measured quantity for the at least one component of the electric field, and e) from the Bee Influence of the polarization state, a second measurand for the electrical current is derived.
- the invention is based on the knowledge that the optical detection of an electric current and a component of an electric field can be combined in an advantageous manner by em a single light signal both by at least one current sensitive Faraday element and by at least one em to the at least one a component of Electrical field sensitive element runs through and is influenced by the respective size to be measured.
- the component of the electric field is also referred to below as “field component w .
- the Faraday element and the component on the at least one Feldkom ⁇ sensitive element are in optical series circuit, the sequence in this context ⁇ hang does not matter.
- the Faraday element and the element sensitive to the field component influence various and, above all, selectively detectable parameters of the transmitted light signal. These selectively detectable parameters can be, for example, the polarization state and the wavelength content of the transmitted light signal.
- the electrical current and the field component smd can thus also be detected separately, ie individually, with the combined arrangement of the Faraday element and the element sensitive to the field component in the optical series connection.
- Operation of the Faraday element and the element sensitive to the field component are optical components in the solution according to the invention, e.g. a second light source or separate supply or discharge optical fibers e - saved.
- the device according to the invention for detecting electrical current and a field component can thus be manufactured more cheaply and also has a smaller space requirement than two separate devices.
- the device is therefore particularly well suited for use in electrical energy supply. Because of its small size, the device can be merged particularly easily with other existing equipment, such as an outdoor circuit breaker or a gas-insulated switchgear. Special refinements and developments of the device and the method according to the invention result from the respective dependent subclaims.
- An embodiment variant is advantageous in which the at least one element sensitive to the at least one field component is designed as a Bragg element. Because of the coding of the measurement information in the wavelength content that is generally customary with Bragg elements, this embodiment variant has a significantly reduced sensitivity to disturbance variables compared to the prior art. The relevant disturbance variables influence the intensity of a light signal used to transmit the measurement information more than the wavelength content.
- the Bragg element contains a piezo body, which due to its piezoelectricity reacts with a change in shape to the at least one field component.
- An optical fiber is mechanically connected to the piezo body in such a way that the change in shape of the piezo body causes a change in length of the optical fiber.
- the optical waveguide can be both an infeed and an outfeed optical waveguide of the Faraday element. The order of the arrangement of the Faraday element and the Bragg element does not matter.
- Within the optical waveguide there is a Bragg grating with a predetermined Bragg wavelength exactly at the point which is changed by the change in shape of the piezo body m the length.
- the local change in the length of the optical waveguide also changes the Kernmdex modulation on which the Bragg grating is based, so that a different wavelength component is reflected by a transmitted light signal which strikes the Bragg grating than in the absence of the field component.
- both the portion of the transmitted light signal which passes through the Bragg element which is referred to here as the transmitted light signal
- that at the Bragg element reflected portion of the transmitted light signal which is referred to here as a reflected light signal
- the reflected light signal essentially consists of a wavelength that corresponds to the Bragg wavelength.
- the transmitted light signal has a gap in its wavelength spectrum precisely at the location of the Bragg wavelength.
- the piezo body consists of single crystals such as quartz, lithium niobate
- a piezoelectric polymer such as polyvinylidene fluoride (PVDF) or a piezoceramic. Since the piezoelectric single crystals that can be used all have anisotropic behavior, the piezo body can be cut out of the relevant crystal with different orientations.
- PVDF polyvinylidene fluoride
- the light path which contains the optical series connection of the Faraday element and the element sensitive to the field component, comprises a plurality of optical fibers.
- these optical waveguides can have a different type of optical waveguide.
- Optical waveguides in the form of a multimode fiber, a single-mode fiber, a polarizing fiber or else a polarization-maintaining fiber are preferably used.
- Bragg elements with Bragg gratings are integrated in the incoming and outgoing optical waveguides of the Faraday element.
- the individual Bragg elements react to different field components that are present along the incoming and outgoing optical waveguide.
- a broadband light source is provided, the emitted light spectrum of which introduces at least all Bragg wavelengths of the optical fibers leading to and from the fiber.
- Suitable broadband light sources in this regard are an SLD (superluminescent diode), an ELED (edge-emitting light-emitting g diode), an SFS (superfluorescent fiber source) or an TFL (tunable fiber laser).
- the emitted wavelength spectrum of these light sources then preferably has a half width of up to 200 nm.
- Light sources with an even larger emission spectrum smd are also suitable.
- the emission spectrum here means the wavelength range that the TFL sweeps over. More than one light source can also be provided, which feed light into the light path at a time and / or spectrally offset from one another.
- An embodiment is advantageous which carries out a wavelength-selective evaluation of at least the portion of the transmitted light signal which is influenced by the Faraday element in its polarization state and by at least one Bragg element in its wavelength content.
- the measurement information about the field component present at the respective Bragg element and about the electrical current flowing through the Faraday element can be determined by a wavelength-selective division via an optical filter or a spectrometer in accordance with the respective Bragg wavelengths.
- a variant of the method is particularly advantageous in which, in addition to the at least one first measurement variable for the at least one field component and the second measurement variable for the electrical current, a third measurement variable for an electrical voltage of a current conductor in which the electrical current flows is also determined.
- This third measurand is derived from the first measurands for the field components. Since field components are measured along the incoming or outgoing optical waveguide, the electrical voltage defined as the integral of the electrical field profile between the current conductor and a point at earth potential, for example the location of the evaluation unit, can be approximated by these measured field components. For this purpose, the line integral is replaced by a summation of the first measured quantities for the field components, weighted with the dimensions of the respective piezo bodies. The method thus provides a measurement variable for the electrical current and for the electrical voltage.
- Figures 1 and 2 devices for optical detection of an electric current via a fiber coil and of field components via Bragg elements
- Figure 3 shows another device for optical detection of an electric current via a solid glass ring and a field component via a Bragg element
- Figure 4 em Bragg -Element for the optical detection of a field component.
- FIG. 1 shows a device for optically detecting an electrical current I and components E (with 1 ⁇ 1 ⁇ n) of an electrical field, which are also referred to here as field components E x .
- the running index “l *” takes values from 1 to n from the set of natural numbers.
- the substantially sensitive components of the device smd em stromempfmd liehes Faraday element F in the form of a fiber coil and a plurality of Bragg elements B 1 (1 ⁇ l ⁇ n), the LT respectively on the field component E, the respective at Bragg element B is present, , react sensitively.
- the electrical current I flows in a current conductor 50, at which an electrical voltage U is present in relation to earth potential.
- the Bragg elements B and the Faraday element F are connected optically to the embodiment of FIG. In this series connection, the transmitted light signal LS passes first through the Bragg elements B L and then through the Faraday element F. In the Bragg elements B x, the transmitted light signal LS undergoes a change in a wavelength content and m in the Faraday element F a change in one Polarization state.
- the transmitted light signal LS is generated by a broadband light source 20, which is designed as a superluminescent diode (SLD), and is fed via a coupler 40 m to a supplying optical waveguide 11 of the Faraday element F.
- this feeding optical waveguide 11 is designed as a single-mode fiber.
- the Bragg elements B x smd are integrated in this supplying optical waveguide 11.
- the Bragg elements B x are matched to different Bragg wavelengths ⁇ x (with 1 ⁇ 1 ⁇ n) by introducing different Kernmdex modulations in each case into the supplying optical waveguide 11. This is done by different local modulation periods.
- the transmitted light signal LS is then at least partially reflected in the spectral range of the respective wavelength ⁇ x at the associated Bragg element B x .
- By reflecting the broadcast Light signal LS at the individual Kernmdex modulations of the respective Bragg elements B x runs back a reflected light signal LR with a wavelength content, which comprises the individual Bragg wavelengths ⁇ ", in the direction of the broadband light source 20.
- the reflected light signal LR is redirected in the direction of an evaluation unit 30.
- an emitted light signal LT which is composed of wavelength components of the transmitted light signal LS, which are generated by the Bragg Wavelengths ⁇ x different smd. These wavelength components pass through all Bragg elements B x unhindered.
- the transmitted light signal LT thus has a wavelength spectrum provided with gaps, the gaps being located precisely at the locations of the individual Bragg wavelengths ⁇ .
- the wavelength content of both the reflected and the transmitted light signals LR and LT is influenced.
- the reflected light signal LR With the reflected light signal LR, the individual Bragg wavelengths ⁇ _ shift themselves, with the transmitted light signal LT, however, said gaps in the wavelength spectrum.
- the transmitted light signal LT is also fed to the evaluation unit 30 in the further course, the detection of both displacements m of the evaluation unit 30 enables a redundant determination of first measured quantities Ml x for the field components E x .
- the respective field component E x is inferred from the respective displacements.
- the transmitted light signal LT Before the transmitted light signal LT reaches the evaluation unit 30, it first passes through the Faraday element F. Vor Entry into the Faraday element F becomes the transmitted one.
- Light signal LT m linearly polarized a polarizing optical waveguide 12.
- the linear polarization state is then rotated about a Faraday rotation under the influence of the electrical current I flowing in the current conductor 50.
- the resulting Faraday rotation is dependent on the material of the fiber spool, the number of turns and the electrical current I.
- This current-coded transmitted light signal LT ' contains, in its wavelength content, coded measurement information about the field components E x and in its polarization state, coded measurement information about the electrical current I.
- the current-coded transmitted light signal LT' is transmitted via a discharging optical waveguide 13 of the Faraday element F of the evaluation unit 30 fed.
- the discharging optical waveguide 13 is designed in the device of FIG. 1 as a polarization-maintaining optical waveguide.
- the evaluation unit 30 initially contains means for wavelength-selective division of both the reflected light signal LR and the current-coded transmitted light signal LT 'at the input.
- the division is made into frequency ranges, each of which comprises only a single Bragg wavelength ⁇ ⁇ .
- the first measured quantities M1 L for the field components E x can be determined from these wavelength ranges.
- em another wavelength component is provided which ⁇ none of the Bragg wavelengths. includes.
- This wavelength range is used to determine a second measurement variable M2 for the electrical current I.
- the evaluation unit has a known arrangement for evaluating a light signal which contains the measurement information about the electrical current I in the form of a coding or modulation of the polarization - condition included. This arrangement includes in particular an analyzer that converts the polarization modulation into a. Converts intensity modulation.
- the supplying optical waveguide 11 runs along a connection path between the current conductor 50 and the broadband light source 20, which is also at ground potential like the evaluation unit 30.
- the electrical voltage U that is present on the current conductor 50 is thus obtained pending.
- This line integral can be approximated with the aid of the field components E. detected via the Bragg elements B.
- the approximation is carried out by summing products from the first measured quantities Ml . for the field components E 1 and local dimensions of the associated Bragg elements B.
- This evaluation is carried out in a voltage unit 31 which is connected downstream of the evaluation unit 30.
- the first measured variables M1,... Serve as the input variable of the voltage unit 31 .
- the voltage unit 31 supplies a third measurement variable M3 for the electrical voltage U. Consequently, with the device shown in FIG. 1, both the electrical current I and the electrical voltage U can be detected and evaluated.
- the device thus represents a combination converter.
- the broadband light source 20 together with electronic control and the evaluation unit 30 and the voltage unit 31 are combined to form a single optoelectronic unit.
- the calculations for the third measurement variable M3 are then carried out by the same computing unit, for example in a microprocessor, in which the first measurement variables Ml x and the second measurement variable M2 are also determined.
- the device shown in FIG. 2 is also used for optically detecting the electrical current I and the electrical voltage U. It is similar in large parts to the device shown in FIG. There is an essential difference However, the fact that the Bragg elements Bi are not integrated in the exporting ⁇ approximately example of Figure 2 in the feeding optical waveguide 11, but in the efferent optical fiber. 13
- the transmitted light signal LS is thus first fed into the Faraday element F and its polarization state is changed by the electrical current I.
- a current-coded transmission light signal LS ' is then present at the output of the Faraday element F. This passes through the Bragg elements Bi.
- the current-coded transmitted light signal LT ' is present at its output, which in turn is fed into the evaluation unit 30.
- the evaluation is carried out analogously to the exemplary embodiment in FIG. 1.
- the exemplary embodiment from FIG. 2 does not contain a light branch which supplies a reflected light signal LR to the evaluation unit 30.
- the light components reflected on the Bragg elements Bi pass through the polarizing optical waveguide 12 a second time on their way back in the direction of the broadband light source 20, where they experience a very strong attenuation, so that an evaluation in the evaluation unit 30 is no longer useful.
- FIG. 3 shows a further device for optically detecting an electrical current I and a field component E-.
- the Faraday element F is designed as a solid glass ring.
- the transmitted light signal LT leaves the leading optical waveguide 11 and is linearly polarized in a solid polarizer 120, which corresponds to the polarizing fiber 12 of the exemplary embodiments in FIGS.
- the linearly polarized transmitted light signal LT passes once through the massive glass ring giving the current conductor 50 u and is thereby influenced by the electrical current I in its polarization state.
- this polarization modulation is converted to an intensity modulation by a beam-splitting analyzer 121 in the form of a Wollaston prism.
- the analyzer 121 generates first and second current-coded partial light signals LT1 'and LT2', which each carry the measurement information about the electrical current I in the form of an intensity modulation.
- the first and second current-coded partial light signals LT1 'and LT2' are routed to the evaluation unit 30 via a first and second discharging optical waveguide 131 and 132, respectively.
- the supplying optical waveguide 11 and the two outgoing optical waveguides 131 and 132 are each designed as single-mode fibers. However, this is not absolutely necessary. In another embodiment, multimode fibers can also be used. Except for the shifting of the implementation of the polarization modulation m the intensity modulation directly to the Faraday element F, the evaluation unit 30 of FIG. 3 is identical to that of FIG. 1.
- the device of FIG. 3 there is only one Bragg element Bi for detecting a single field component E-. intended. This is particularly advantageous if the distance between the current conductor 50 and the earth potential is only short.
- An example in this regard is a gas-insulated switchgear.
- the device of FIG. 3 can also be used if only a rough approximation for the electrical voltage U is desired. The rough approximation then takes place only via the first measured quantity Mli of the field component Ei.
- FIG. 4 shows a Bragg element Bi used for the optical detection of a field component E x in the exemplary embodiments of FIGS. 1 to 3.
- the Bragg element B x comprises a piezo body P x . This has a bore through which, for example, the light wave conductor 11 nm is carried out.
- the Piezokorper P x and the. feeding optical fibers 11 smd mechanically firmly connected to each other in the area of the bore.
- the supplying optical waveguide 11 has m Bragg grating Gi with the predetermined Bragg wavelength ⁇ i in this area.
- the Bragg grating Gi is formed by the core index modulation described above.
- the supplying optical waveguide 11 can, however, also be wrapped around the piezo body Pi or embedded in a groove on a surface of the piezo body P x .
- the Bragg grating Gi is also in these embodiments, not shown, in each case in the contact area of the supplying optical waveguide 11 with the piezo body P x .
- the field component El to be measured first causes a change in shape of the piezo body Pi and as a result of a change in length of the supplying optical waveguide 11.
- This change in length leads to a modification of the Kernmdex modulation in the Bragg grating G x , so that the shifts in the wavelength content of the reflected light signal LR as well as of the transmitted light signal LT which have already been mentioned above result.
- These shifts smd then proportional to the causal field component El.
- the piezo body P x consists of quartz.
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