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The transmitter generates high frequency output voltage when a positive voltage (positive half of sinusoidal voltage is applied to the control circuit of the transmitter. The high frequency output is applied between one phase and the ground. Each receiver receives high frequency currents from its local transmitter as well a, currents from the transmitter at the other end and converting it into a dc. voltage, which is applied to the comparer circuit. The output of the converting network is also applied to the comparer circuit. The comparator controls the operation of the tripping relay, which in turn controls the operation of the circuit breakers at each end of the line. The blocking network forms a resonant network, which offer: negligible impedance to power-frequency currents, but offers very high impedance to carrier currents.  carrier- current blocking network, comparer and a tripping relay.

Figure 14 The transmitter generates high frequency output voltage when a positive voltage (positive half of sinusoidal voltage is applied to the control circuit of the transmitter. The high frequency output is applied between one phase and the ground. Each receiver receives high frequency currents from its local transmitter as well a, currents from the transmitter at the other end and converting it into a dc. voltage, which is applied to the comparer circuit. The output of the converting network is also applied to the comparer circuit. The comparator controls the operation of the tripping relay, which in turn controls the operation of the circuit breakers at each end of the line. The blocking network forms a resonant network, which offer: negligible impedance to power-frequency currents, but offers very high impedance to carrier currents. carrier- current blocking network, comparer and a tripping relay.