High Frequency Current Transformers

Osborne High Frequency Current Transformers operate at frequencies higher than 50/60 Hertz. Their purpose is to reduce high frequency system currents to lower values that are appropriate for instrumentation and/or protection circuits. They have been designed to meet specified current ratios, and burden impedance at a specified transformation error. One area of unique Osborne expertise is in designing for phase shift when high frequency current transformers are to be used for power measuring applications.

 
 

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High Frequency Current Transformer Design Options Table

Spec Range Available
Input Voltages: 0 – 15,000 Volts
Output Voltages: 0 – 600 Volts
Thermal Voltampere Ratings: 0.250 – 5,000 Voltamperes
Compensated Voltamp Rating: 0.250 – 5,000 Voltamperes
Burden Power Factor: 0 – 100% Lagging or Leading
Frequency: 20 – 100,000 Hertz
Phase: Single – Multiple
Electrostatic Shielding: Single – Multiple Shields
Terminals: Wire Leads – Finger Safe
Enclosures: Open Core & Coil – Hazardous Environment
Agency Approvals: UL, CSA, CE and/or TUV

What Are Osborne’s High Frequency Current Transformer Design Options?

“Design Options” refers to the types of features typically available for Osborne’s High Frequency Current Transformers. We share these options to help you determine if Osborne’s capabilities are a good fit for your project.

If you’re looking to develop a custom high frequency current transformer and it fits in the ranges of Osborne’s high frequency current transformer design options table, there’s a great chance that we can make your project a success. Call Osborne today at 800-229-9410.

Why Choose Osborne?

Premium high frequency current transformers are ideal for select applications. Does your project demand exceptional design service and high performance? If so, please consider our Design Options page for details about the performance benefits of application specific engineering. Next we encourage you to visit our Partners page for a clear idea of Osborne’s unique collaborative development approach.