Textile-based sensors for electrical current measurement in three-phase cables

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There is much discussion about the implementation and benefits of smart electricity networks. However, the reality is that the instrumentation needed at low voltage is too expensive for large-scale deployment. The most highly used monitoring systems in use today are based on Rogowski coil technology, which can only be used on single-phase cables and terminations at £1k–£2k per substation. This study presents the results of novel research into modelling and analysis of a low-cost sensor which can measure load on a 3 core cable at

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Strickland, D., Heinzel, T., King, B., Abedi Varnosfaderani, M., Zeidler, A., & Seager, R. (2022). Textile-based sensors for electrical current measurement in three-phase cables. IET Smart Grid, 5(1), 1–11. https://doi.org/10.1049/stg2.12047

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