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In many industrial measuring applications, e.g. generated power from a wind turbine, the current carrying conductors are placed very close from each other and so the current transducer. Error in the measurement can arise due to crosstalk magnetic fields in the cores of the transducers. These errors will be increased when the windings or sensors are not uniformly distributed. These effects attached to very close current lines are undoubtedly significant when using magnetic sensors arrays [1], [2]. In this paper, a simplified bus bar current structure will be studied and simulated results will be compared with laboratory measurements. Numerical simulations are used to predict errors in two bus bar arrangements and some design guidelines are suggested to reduce the sources of errors.

Evaluation of Errors Associated with Crosstalk Magnetic Field using Finite Element Method in High Electrical Curretn Measurement