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The document provides guidelines for using a ZMPT101B/ZMPT107 voltage transformer, including: 1) Wiring diagrams and determining maximum output voltage based on the analog-to-digital converter's voltage range. 2) Calculating the input current-limiting resistor value based on the transformer's rated input voltage and operating current. 3) Determining the sampling resistor value based on the maximum output and input voltages. 4) Discussing the advantages and disadvantages of active and passive output wiring configurations.

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Data Sheet

The document provides guidelines for using a ZMPT101B/ZMPT107 voltage transformer, including: 1) Wiring diagrams and determining maximum output voltage based on the analog-to-digital converter's voltage range. 2) Calculating the input current-limiting resistor value based on the transformer's rated input voltage and operating current. 3) Determining the sampling resistor value based on the maximum output and input voltages. 4) Discussing the advantages and disadvantages of active and passive output wiring configurations.

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ZMPT101B(ZMPT107) voltage transformer

operating guide

1Wiring diagram

Figure Figure

2Determination of maximum output rms voltage


Umax
Umax is decided by the AD peak voltage in the
sampling loop in principle.
Peakvoltag e
As for Bipolar ADUmax= 2
peak voltage
As for unipolar ADUmax= 2 2

for example:
As for 5V ADthe maximum rms voltage of
the transformer: Umax = 5V / 2 =3.53V
As for 0~3.3V ADthe maximum rms voltage of
the transformer: V max = 3.3V / 2 2 =1.16V

3Determination of input current-limiting resistor


R

Current-limiting resistor R= V
I
VRated input voltage
I Rated operating current when Coil
resistance is compared with current-limiting
resistor R , it can be ignored.
ZMPT101B/ZMPT107 usually working at rated
current:1~2mA. When Rated input
voltage100V Usually choosing the operating
current I=2mA; When Rated input
voltage220VTo reducing the resistor power
Usually choosing the operating current 1 mA
I2 mA.
for example: V=100VI=2 mA

R= V =50K
I
for example: V=220VI=1.1mA

R= V =200 k
I
To improve reliability, the current-limiting
resistor selected usually is greater than its
4times the rated power, and generally use a high
temperature coefficient metal film resistor.

4Determination of the sampling resistor R

R=
V outputmax
=
Voutputmax
R
I Vinputmax
for example: Voutput max =3.53V Vinput max =120V R =50 k

R= 3.53 50 k =1.471 k
120
Directions:
(1) Above formula is also suitable for the two
ways of active and passive output .
(2)when selecting the sampling resistorResistor
should not exceed : Voutput max R / Vinput max

5The advantages and disadvantages of the two


wiring
(1)Active output
Advantagehigh precise, small phase errorhigh
output voltagestrong load capacity
As for unipolar ADthe positive input terminal
of the op amp can plus a fixed
benchmark reference voltage to solve.
Meanwhilein order to simplify the line, Generally

do not access the c and r which are for the phase

compensation. If you need to compensateUsually


use the software way.

DisadvantageLine is a little more complicated.

(2)Passive output
AdvantageSimple circuitHigh precision.
Disadvantage The output voltage has certain
limitations The greater the load
resistance, the greater the phase
difference

Typical testing data are as follows

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