A. Ginart, I. Ali, J. Goldin, I. Barlas, P. Kalgren, M. Roemer, E. Balaban
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This paper investigates a non-traditional use of differential current sensor and current sensor to detect intermittent disconnection problems in connectors. An intermittent disconnect, often resulting in an arc, creates an imbalance which is manifested in the current. The traveling wave generated due to the perturbation can be detected using current sensors. This paper shows the feasibility to detect disconnection based on this principle.