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Design and Implementation of a Dynamic Compiler

The power theft detector circuit (10, 110 and 210) detects when current is being diverted around a line conductor (20 or 220) passing through a meter housing (14 or 214). The circuit (10, 110 or 210) includes a current transformer (12, 112 or 212) coupled to the line conductor (20 or 220) within the meter and defines a primary winding (20 or 220) of the current transformer (12, 112 or 212). A secondary circuit (23, 123 or 224) includes a secondary winding (22, 122 or 226) of the transformer (12, 112 or 212) and sensing circuitry (24, Rm, R1, and S; 124, Rm, R1, S and 126; 232, Rm, and 240) for sensing a change in the impedance reflected from the primary circuit into the secondary circuit (23, 123 or 224) when a low impedance jumper (26, 260) is connected in parallel with the line conductor (20 or 220) in the meter thereby to sense a power theft condition.