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Electronic Error-Compensation of a Voltage Transformer

It is shown with supporting experimental results that the error of a voltage transformer supplying a burden can be brought down to the value on open-circuit, using an amplifier whose output is approximately equal to the error voltage. The scheme permits the normal requirement that one end of the burden be earthed.