GSO 906:1997

IEC 60358:1990
Gulf Standard · Edition 1   Current Edition · Approved on 15 October 1997

Coupling capacitors and capacitor dividers

GSO 906:1997 Files

Arabic 48 Pages
Current Edition
240.0 SAR
English 31 Pages
Current Edition Reference Language
195.0 SAR

GSO 906:1997 Scope

This standard is applicable to: a) coupling capacitors for power line carrier (PLC) systems on high voltage overhead power lines the power-frequency range being 15 Hz to 60 Hz and the carrier frequency range 30 kHz to 500 kHz; b) capacitor dividers or capacitor voltage transformers. Additional requirements for capacitor voltage transformers are given in the standard approved by GSO concerned with “Voltage transformers" (1); c) capacitors with one terminal either permanently earthed or at low voltage as used for overvoltage protection and other similar uses.

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