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Voltage and current zero crossing

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leonel

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I need to measure the V-I displacement on a 3phase, without neutral, and i don´t know which circuit to use.
I´m thinking to use optocouplers to detect the zero voltage and corrent crossing and in a microcontroller determine the diference between them.
If the circuit was 1phase I would know, but with 3phases!???
Anybody can help me!?
 
I would use a current transformer and comparitor to find the current zero crossing. If the 3 phases are equally loaded, you only need to measure one. If the loads are not equal, it is just like measuring 3 single phase circuits.
 
Opening the lines to insert a resistance would be a problem, and if it is a high power system, the power disapation could be a problem, plus you still need a way to isolate the 3 phases.
 
I´m thinking to use this circuit (see the attachement). What do you say? Should I do some changes? Where?
Or you advise other kind of circuit?
 
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