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What is C.T, why it is used and what care should be taken
for that while connecting?
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Answer Posted / ritesh gupta
CT is current transformer. it is used for measuring &
protection circuit in case of large current in the circuit.
it's construction is step up transformer type.
its secondary must be shorted to avoid high voltage
generated in secondary side which leads to insulation
breakdown or may be blasted
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