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Answer Posted / biswa ranjan lenka
EMVT- for protection only(accuracy is very high)
CVT- both metering and protection
P.T- both
P.T uses winding for step down the voltage
CVT- uses two capacitor in series(capacitor coupling) to
step down the voltage
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