Terminology

2.0.1 Automatic field suppression equipment is an automatic device used to eliminate generator and exciter magnetic fields. 2.0.2 Inductive voltage transformer is a voltage transformer that proportionally converts primary voltage into secondary voltage through electromagnetic induction. This type of transformer does not attach other electrical components that change the primary voltage. 2.0.3 Capacitor Voltage Transformer is a voltage transformer composed of a capacitive voltage divider and an electromagnetic unit. Its design and internal wiring make the secondary voltage of the electromagnetic unit essentially proportional to the primary voltage applied to the capacitor voltage divider, and its phase difference approaches zero when the connection method is correct. 2.0.4 Inverted Current Transformer is a structural form of current transformer in which the secondary winding and iron core are placed at the top of the entire structure. 2.0.5 Self contained oil filled cable is a type of power cable that utilizes the principle of supplementary impregnation to eliminate air gaps formed in the insulation layer and improve the working field strength. 2.0.6 Coupling capacitor is a capacitor used to transmit information in power systems. 2.0.7 Electrostatic precipitator is a dust collector that utilizes the adsorption effect of a high-voltage electric field on charged dust to separate dust from dusty gases. 2.0.8 Secondary circuit refers to the operation, protection, measurement, signal and other circuits of electrical equipment, as well as the coils, contactor relays, instruments, transformer secondary windings, etc. of the operating mechanisms in the circuits. 2.0.9 Feeder line ● 2 ●