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RMS current reading with a CT

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hi,
I need to measure RMS current of 50 hz signal.
I have a low frequency current transformer.of course, there must be an analog circuit with the transformer. do you know any topology?
Thanks.
 

if the current is sinusoidal then have a peak detector in th sy
and calculate rms from peakvalue.

srizbf
25thjune2010
 

it is not pure sinusoidal. there is a third harmonic.
so i must use an analog circuit to measure rms.
 

then search for 'true RMS ic' from 'analogdevices'

srizbf
25thjune2010
 

If you want to build your own RMS detector circuit for some reason, take a look at this National application note:
**broken link removed**
 

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