: Primarily use differential protection for internal winding faults.
: Only operates if power flows in a specific direction (e.g., toward a bus). 4. Modern Technology Power System Protective Relaying
: Use distance (impedance) and pilot-wire schemes for long distances. 3. Types of Relays : Primarily use differential protection for internal winding
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: The ability to detect even low-magnitude faults. 2. Key Protective Zones
: Must operate when needed (dependability) and not trip incorrectly (security).