How to calculate Knee point voltage for CT
Knee Point
Voltage,
Vk = [(VA/Is^2) + Rct]*ALF*Is
VA = CT Burden,
Is = Secondary Current,
Rct = CT Resistance with
loop,
ALF = Constant (ie in
5P20 class ALF=20)
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