In what applications would you typically find a wound CT?

A wound current transformer (CT) is specifically designed for applications where very low current ratios are present. This type of CT is used to step down high current levels to a lower, manageable level that can be safely measured or monitored. The wound construction allows for greater accuracy and stability, particularly at low current levels.

In contrast, high voltage transmission systems typically employ different types of transformers to handle higher voltage and current levels without the need for step-down ratios like those a wound CT would provide. Similarly, high current ratio applications would typically utilize other forms of current sensing. Standard electrical metering often employs various transformer types, but again, the specific use of wound CTs leans heavily toward situations dealing with lower current levels for accuracy in measurement.