What is the use of potential transformer in substations?

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INDHU MATHI
06-January-2016

Electrical Transformer

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Date Posted: 2016/01/26

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by said melouki , Technician instrumentation , engtp

potential transformer is a step down transformer,used insubstations for metering purpose(to reduce the cost ofmetering equipment for high voltages

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