RCDämpfung
RCDämpfung is a German term that translates to RCDamping or Residual Current Damping. It refers to a measure or technique used to mitigate unwanted oscillations or transients in residual current devices (RCDs). RCDs, also known as ground fault circuit interrupters (GFCIs) in some regions, are safety devices designed to protect against electric shock by detecting imbalances in current flow.
However, RCDs can sometimes be triggered by non-fault-related current fluctuations, leading to nuisance tripping. These fluctuations
Various methods can be employed for RCDämpfung. These often involve the use of filtering circuits, such as
The implementation of RCDämpfung is particularly relevant in environments with a high density of electronic devices