Three phase Voltage measurement using zmpt101b

Hey so I am building a three phase voltage measurement circuit . I could measure three phase voltage using ZMPT101B module. Now I do know that zmpt101b is for single phase and max voltage of 250V on the module . Here we have 220V between L1 and Neutral and 420V between L1 and L2. So I would be connecting Phase on module to L1 and Ground on module to Neutral.

Also I noticed in the datasheet ZMPT101B Datasheet that i can just change the input voltage resistor R1 and sampling resistor R2 on the module I can measure 420V.

While i still have to run the calculations these were initial thoughts

So just wanted to check if my reasoning is proper.

In a three phase connection, there is an L3.

Ya here it is 220V between phase to phase and 420 between phase to neutral so will the zmpt101b suit this particular application.

The transformer is good for 1000V, so there are other reasons why the module is limited to 250V. Simply changing resistors might be dangerous.

Here we have 420V between L1 and Neutral and 220-240V between L1 and L2

That makes no sense.

In a symmetrical three-phase four-wire wye system, the three phase conductors have the same voltage to the system neutral. The voltage between line conductors is V LL = sqrt(3) V LN

The sensor can safely measure the voltages between neutral and any of the lines is a standard three phase system.

Please post a link to an official document describing the system you are talking about.

You have got that the wrong way round.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Three-phase_electric_power

In a symmetrical three-phase four-wire wye system, the three phase conductors have the same voltage to the system neutral. The voltage between line conductors is √3 times the phase conductor to neutral voltage:
{isplaystyle V_{ext{LL}}={qrt {3}}V_{ext{LN}}.}

My mistake when posting sorry about that have edited it

Three phase what? Three phase Delta or Three Phase WYE? What do you have? Do you want to measure 3 phase voltage line to line or line to a neutral?

Ron

Three phase line to neutral

When you edit out mistakes in the original post , it makes subsequent posts mentioning your mistake look wrong.

It spoils the whole flow of the topic.

I'm glad I quoted you in my earlier post.

So a 3 phase why. So if you want to know the voltage I would use 3 ZMPT 101B transformers all Line to Neutral.

Should this be a commercial application I would go with a commercial voltage transducer like this or similar. When measuring AC voltages you have a choice. Average Responding RMS Indicating which I linked to or True RMS Responding RMS Indicating like this. The ZMPT flavors give you an average response when you write your code. Assuming a perfect sine wave a ZMPT is fine.

Ron

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