What are composite error and ratio error in a current transformer?

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Composite error and ratio error are two types of errors in current transformers.

Composite error is the combination of ratio error and phase angle error in a current transformer.
Ratio error is the difference between the actual turns ratio and the specified turns ratio of a current transformer.
Phase angle error is the angular difference between the primary and secondary currents of a current transformer.
Composite error and ratio error affect the accuracy of current measurement in a current transformer.
For example, if a current transformer has a ratio error of 1% and a phase angle error of 2 degrees, the composite error would be the combination of these two errors.

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Electrial transformer

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If the factor of security of the CT is 5, it means that thecomposite error of the metering CT at 5 times the rated pri

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the factor of security of the CT is 5, it means that thecomposite error of the metering CT at 5 times the rated primary current is equal to or greater than 10%. This means that heavy currents on the primary are not passed on to the secondary circuit and instruments are therefore protected

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The rms value of difference between the ideal secondary current and the actual secondary current.

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