Passive component for detecting an electrical overload in electrically rotating machines
AssigneeInnomotics GmbH
InventorsJanis Heller, Tobias Katzenberger, Marek Maleika, Bastian Plochmann
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Abstract
Various embodiments include a passive component comprising: a substrate; and two conductor tracks disposed on the substrate. The substrate forms an electrically insulating bridge between at least two phases of an electrically rotating machine. Each of the two conductor tracks is coupled to a separate phase of the at least two phases so an electrical potential across the electrically insulating bridge is the same as in the insulation system of the machine and the potential load on the passive component corresponds to the potential load on the insulation system.
Claims10
A passive component for detecting electrical overload in an insulation system of a rotating electric machine, the component comprising:
- a substrate;
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- a first conductor track and a second conductor track truths disposed on the substrate;
- wherein the first conductor track is coupled to the first phase of the electric machine, and the second conductor track is coupled to the second phase of the electric machine;
- wherein the substrate provides an electrically insulating bridge between the first phase and the second phase of the electric machine so an electrical potential defined across the electrically insulating bridge is the same as in an insulation system of the electric machine and a potential load on the passive component corresponds to a potential load on the insulation system;
- wherein a middle region of the substrate exposes the substrate between the first conductor track and the second conductor track;
- wherein the first conductor track and the second conductor track comprise a composite material with a dye configured to change color when exposed to electrical energy;
- wherein respective free ends of the first conductor track and the second conductor track create partial discharges in the middle region according to an electrical potential applied.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.