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2601-2026
What is a Current Transformer
In summary, the current transformer is a fundamental component that enables the safe, accurate, and reliable operation of modern electrical networks. By stepping down high currents and providing essential isolation, CTs facilitate precise measurement, robust protection, and effective energy management. Oswell’s dedication to technological innovation and quality assurance positions it as a trusted provider of current transformers, empowering the development of smarter and more resilient power infrastructures globally.
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2612-2025
Current Transformers: The "Heart" of Electricity Meters - precisely measuring household electricity usage to ensure fair billing.
Current transformers truly deserve their designation as the "heart" of electricity meters, providing the critical functionality that enables precise energy measurement and fair billing practices. Through advanced engineering, rigorous manufacturing standards, and adaptable designs, these components form the foundation of trustworthy energy management systems. As electrical networks become increasingly complex with the integration of renewable sources and smart technologies, the evolution of current transformer technology will continue to play a vital role in ensuring measurement accuracy, system reliability, and consumer confidence in the evolving energy landscape.
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1912-2025
DC-Immuned Current Transformers: Ensuring Stability in Renewable Energy Systems
DC-immuned current transformers represent a vital innovation in the integration of renewable energy sources. By addressing the critical issue of DC injection, these specialized components ensure measurement accuracy, system protection, and grid stability. As renewable penetration increases globally, Oswell's DC-immuned CTs will play an increasingly important role in enabling a reliable transition to sustainable energy systems, providing the precision and reliability needed for both utility-scale and distributed generation applications.
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1812-2025
Innovations in Miniature Current Transformers for Smart Grid Applications
Miniature current transformers represent a fusion of precision engineering and adaptive design, essential for modern smart grids. By overcoming integration barriers and enabling real-time monitoring in diverse applications—from renewable energy to EV infrastructure—Oswell’s innovations ensure reliability, efficiency, and scalability. As grids evolve toward decentralization and digitalization, these CTs will remain indispensable for sustainable energy management
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3110-2025
The Intelligent Evolution of Current Transformers
As power systems worldwide transition toward smart grids, the demand for intelligent current transformers (CTs)—devices that combine traditional current measurement with advanced digital capabilities—is surging.
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2710-2025
The Role of DCT105W-B3 with DC Immunity
The smart grid represents the next-generation power system, integrating advanced sensing, communication, and automation technologies to enhance efficiency, reliability, and sustainability. A critical enabler of this transformation is high-precision current measurement, which underpins energy metering, fault detection, and dynamic protection.
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2310-2025
Innovation and Development of DC-Immune Technology in Current Transformers
With the increasing complexity of modern electrical systems, DC-immune current transformers (CTs) have become essential for accurate current measurement in environments with DC offset or mixed AC/DC currents. The DCT105W-B3 120A CT with DC immunity represents a significant advancement in this field, offering precise current sensing even in the presence of DC components.
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1110-2025
60A DC-Immune Current Transformer for Three-Phase Watt-Hour Meters
The 60A DC-immune current transformer (CT) is a compact, high-performance solution designed specifically for three-phase watt-hour (Wh) meters. With its single-core design, small footprint, and robust insulation, this CT is optimized for easy installation inside meter casings, making it ideal for smart meters, energy monitoring systems, and industrial power measurement applications. This article explores its key features, technical advantages, and applications in modern electrical metering.




