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Can you any one explain different between instantaneous over
current and IDMT
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Answer Posted / jsv sunil
Instantaneous Over Current Means when The Over Current Detected it will be tripped i.e.,at t=0sec but not in IDMT
IDMT means Inverse Difinte Min. Time,
Here, higher the current value lower the tripping time
Lower the current value higher the tripping time
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