2.2 Structure of the Sensing Head of the Combined Electronic Transformer
The combined electronic transformer encapsulates the voltage measurement unit and the current measurement unit into the structure shown in Figure 6 using epoxy resin vacuum casting.
The Rogowski coil is cast onto the current - carrying busbar. After amplification, the coil output signal is sent to the output terminal via a signal line. Since the amplifier requires a dual power supply, 3 of the multi - core signal lines are used for power transmission.
As there is no current flowing through the conductive rod of the voltage transformer, and to increase the creepage distance, a structure where the conductive rod and the current - carrying busbar are perpendicular to each other is adopted.
Because the sensing head is of an active type, the service life of electronic components severely restricts the service life of the electronic transformer sensing head. Therefore, all components must undergo aging screening before use.
To improve the signal - to - noise ratio, current and voltage signals are amplified inside the sensing head. The amplification circuit for the current signal is on the PCB coil, and the amplification circuit for the voltage signal is on the flexible circuit board. High - performance instrumentation amplifiers are used for the amplifiers.
3 Testing of the Combined Electronic Transformer
In accordance with the above - mentioned principles and structure, as well as the IEC 60044 - 7 and IEC 60044 - 8 standards, a 10 kV/600 A integrated voltage/current electronic transformer prototype has been designed. For the voltage transformer, the measurement accuracy is Class 0.5, and the protection level is 3P; for the current transformer, the measurement accuracy is Class 0.2, and the protection accuracy is 5P20.
During the test, different currents are passed through the electronic transformer and different voltages are applied to it. The secondary output is output through a digital port. After being displayed by the digital display unit, it is compared with the reference current transformer and the reference voltage transformer. Its measurement accuracy meets the design requirements.
At the same time, power frequency withstand voltage, partial discharge, lightning impulse, and electromagnetic compatibility tests are carried out on the prototype. The passing of these tests indicates the correctness of the design scheme.

4 Conclusions
(1) Using a voltage - dividing capacitor composed of equivalent capacitors and a Rogowski coil made with a printed circuit board as voltage and current sensors, it has a simple structure, good product interchangeability, and high measurement accuracy.
(2) By adopting printed circuit board and flexible printed circuit board technologies, the amplification circuit can be built inside the sensing head, improving the signal - to - noise ratio of the measurement signal.
(3) Combining the electronic voltage transformer and the electronic current transformer into one to form a combined voltage - current transformer can not only reduce the cost of primary equipment but also improve the accuracy and capacity of the secondary circuit for the voltage of a single line. It meets the new requirements for secondary metering and protection and also conforms to the control concept of modern power systems that takes switchgear intervals as units.