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The table lists two instrument transformers and their features:
Instrument Transformers | Features
X) Current Transformer (CT)
Y) Potential Transformer (PT)
P) Primary is connected in parallel to the grid
Q) Open circuited secondary is not desirable
R) Primary current is the line current
S) Secondary burden affects the primary current
The correct matching of the two columns is
- X matches with P and Q; Y matches with R and S.
- X matches with P and R; Y matches with Q and S.
- X matches with Q and R; Y matches with P and S.
- X matches with Q and S; Y matches with P and R.
Correct answer: X matches with Q and R; Y matches with P and S.
Solution
Current Transformers (CT) are designed to measure line current, hence their primary is connected in series (not parallel), and an open-circuited secondary is undesirable as it can lead to high voltage. Potential Transformers (PT), on the other hand, are connected in parallel to the grid, and the secondary burden does affect the primary current, making the correct matches Q and R for CT, and P and S for PT.
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