Potential Transformer of a 3-phase

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Ive got a problem related about potential transformers in 3 phase.

Are they measured in line-line or line-neutral? My connection is wye-delta. Thanks!
 
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Line-line always, for both Delta and Wye, irrespective of Dy or Yd.
 

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