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Design of a digital multi-curve time-overcurrent relay

G. Benmouyal
- 01 Apr 1991 - 
- Vol. 5, Iss: 4, pp 1725-1731
TLDR
An algorithm for implementing a digital time-overcurrent relay on a single 8-b microprocessor with the possibility of processing more than one time-current curve concurrently at low additional cost, thus offering a multioutput relay.
Abstract
An algorithm for implementing a digital time-overcurrent relay on a single 8-b microprocessor is presented. Integer arithmetics is found to provide an adequate overall error performance. The relay responds to the mean value of the fault current, as do most available solid-state overcurrent relays. An extra feature has been devised in this application: the possibility of processing more than one time-current curve concurrently at low additional cost, thus offering a multioutput relay, with each output corresponding to a particular curve. As many as five or six curves, each with its own digitally-adjustable settings and independent output, can be processed simultaneously. A low-cost current-measuring circuit with response time as short as one-half cycle and a broad dynamic range is used. >

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Testing dynamic characteristics of overcurrent relays

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Some aspects of the digital implementation of protection time functions

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Digital Programmable Time-Parameter Relay Offers Versatility and Accuracy

TL;DR: In this article, the authors have developed, implemented, and tested an improved time-parameter relay, which is suitable for all time-overcurrent-li- applications, and also suitable for any time-parmeter function.
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Some aspects of the digital implementation of protection time functions

TL;DR: In this paper, a basic model for implementing time functions is reviewed and the factors affecting coordination when using relays representing different technologies are analyzed, and a simple test based on a mathematical expression is presented as a means of assessing the dynamic performance of a relay with respect to varying input signals.
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A Log-Tabel Based Algorithm For Implementing Microprocessor Time-Overcurrent Relays

TL;DR: The difficulties that arise in implementing the time-overcurrent relay characteristic on microprocessor systems are due mainly to two factors: data acquisition is usually linear whereas curve scales are logarithmic and the main variable is the normalized fault current.
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Inverse time overcurrent relays using linear components

TL;DR: In this article, a method for synthesizing a time-current characteristic curve of overcurrent relays using linear components is presented. But the accuracy of the characteristic curve is not obtained by fitting nonlinearities of components into it, the accuracies with which the characteristic can be produced and repeated are very high.
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