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A Rogowski coil is a flexible air-cored current transducer (CT) used for measuring AC current.

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. Because it has no ferromagnetic core, it does not saturate.

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The raw output of the coil is typically proportional to di/dt (i.e., the induced voltage),

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), therefore it is normally supplied together with an integrator

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so that the output becomes proportional to the current waveform.

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The transfer ratio is commonly expressed in mV/A.

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Consequently, when testing relays that use Rogowski-coil inputs,

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, only accurate voltage sources should be used.

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An important consideration when testing such relays with the AMT205

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is that the unit’s main voltage sources do not provide sufficient accuracy for these applications.

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. This is because their voltage range is ±420 V (840 V peak-to-peak),

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which reduces achievable resolution/accuracy.

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Therefore, the voltage sources to be used are limited to the device’s Cross Voltage sources,

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which have a smaller range and higher accuracy.

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To convert current sources to voltage sources (i.e., to use the Cross Voltage sources),

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in Hardware Configuration, set the value in the Type column to Voltage.

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Note that with this configuration alone,

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functions such as Distance and Differential testing cannot be performed directly.

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. This is because these functions require outputs with defined Targets;

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if the selected source is originally a current source,

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the test execution may become challenging due to the way targets and outputs are allocated.

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Therefore, to test relays of this type using the Vebko device and software,

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the software configuration must be adjusted as described below.

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Consider the Distance protection function as an example.

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. Testing this function requires three voltage sources with targets VL1-E, VL2-E, VL3-E

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and three current sources with targets IL1, IL2, IL3.

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Also note that when the relay input is provided via a Rogowski coil,

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all test signals must be voltage signals.

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Hence, we convert the three phases of Current Group A into Cross Voltage sources with targets VL1-E, VL2-E, VL3-E.

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. The Display Type shall be set to Voltage,

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and the Coefficient shall be entered according to the coil transfer ratio (e.g., 0.1).

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This means any value entered for the test will be multiplied by this coefficient

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and will appear as a voltage at the corresponding voltage output.

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Next, the current channels must be configured.

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For this purpose, set Display Type to Current,

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set the targets to IL1, IL2, IL3, and enter the Coefficient according to the coil transfer ratio (e.g., 0.1).

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The most critical point here is changing the Type from Current to Voltage,

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, because the “current” input is provided by the Rogowski coil as a voltage signal.

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With this configuration, the three phases of Current Group A are cross-assigned

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and converted to voltage outputs to feed the voltage input of the relay’s Distance function,

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and the three phases of Current Group B are cross-assigned

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and converted to the required “current” channels to feed the current input of the relay’s Distance function.

