Our Rogowski Coil sensors are relying on the Rogowski technology. The specificity of that technology is that it is working without magnetic circuits. It is also known as “air-core”.
A Rogowski sensor is formed by an evenly wound coil on a non-magnetic core. The winding wire is returning to the starting point along the center of the coil.
A Rogowski coil produces a voltage output proportional to the current input. The absence of magnetic core ensures low inductance values and presents no saturation constraints.
Rogowski Coil sensors are sensors based on the so-called "Rogowski" technology and used to measure alternate current (AC). The induced voltage is proportional to the derivative current in the primary conductor, so it is common to install an integrator after the output of the sensor as it will provide an output signal proportional to the current.
LEM provides a complete range of Rogowski sensors (for both indoor and outdoor installations) and integrators.
Rogowski sensors’ absence of magnetic circuit offer several advantages:
Rogowski current sensors are suitable for many applications, from outdoor or harsh environment for utilities to indoor and buildings.
In these areas, they are especially designed for: