Mathematical Models of Differential Transformer Sensors Tuned to the Excitation Winding Resonance

  • Amirov Sultov Fayzullayevich Tashkent State Tranport University
  • Sharapov Shuxrat Azamatovich Tashkent State Tranport University
Keywords: differential transformer sensor, mathematical model, inductance, capacitor, resonance of voltages, resonance of currents

Abstract

The analysis of the developed mathematical models of the new differential transformer sensors whose excitation circuit is adjusted to the resonance of voltages or currents showed that the sensitivity of the new sensors adjusted to the resonance of the excitation circuit is higher than the sensitivity of the sensors adjusted to the current resonance, and the original value of the excitation circuit is higher than the sensitivity of the sensors adjusted to the resonance of the currents. This showed that the sensitivity of the sensors is as many times higher than the sensitivity of the sensors tuned to voltage resonance. It was found that the change in the value and character of the load resistance in two identical new differential transformer sensors whose excitation circuit is tuned to voltage and current resonance, respectively, leads to a greater change in the current value in the excitation winding of the DTS tuned to voltage resonance.

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Published
2023-02-28
How to Cite
Fayzullayevich, A. S., & Azamatovich, S. S. (2023). Mathematical Models of Differential Transformer Sensors Tuned to the Excitation Winding Resonance. International Journal of Human Computing Studies, 5(2), 38-44. https://doi.org/10.31149/ijhcs.v5i2.4041