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MI 2792A PowerQ4 Plus
Theory and internal operation
3. Current integration period CUR.IP
counter measures energy during recording over current time interval.
5.1.8 Harmonics and interharmonics
Standard compliance: IEC 61000-4-30 Class A (Section 5.7)
IEC
Calculation called fast Fourier transformation (FFT) is used to translate AD converted input signal to sinusoidal components. The following equation describes relation between input signal and its frequency presentation.
Voltage harmonics and THD
U
FFT
Uhn t
1 2 3 4 5 6 50 n
10 periods
I
Current harmonics and THD
Ihn
FFT
t
1 2 3 4 5 6 50 n
10 periods
Figure 5.4: Current and voltage harmonics u
(
t
)
c
0
512
k
1
c k
sin
k
10
2
f
1
t
k
f c
1
– frequency of signal fundamental (in example: 50 Hz)
0
– DC component
(17) k – ordinal number (order of the spectral line) related to the frequency basis
f
C
1
1
T
N
T
N
– is the width (or duration) of the time window (T
N
= N*T
1
; T
1
=1/f
1
). Time window is that time span of a time function over which the Fourier transformation is performed. c k
– is the amplitude of the component with frequency
– is the phase of the component c k
– is the RMS value of component c k
f
Ck
k
10
f
1
k
U c,k
Phase voltage and current harmonics are calculated as RMS value of harmonic subgroup (sg): square root of the sum of the squares of the RMS value of a harmonic and the two spectral components immediately adjacent to it.
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Table of contents
- 6 Introduction
- 6 Main Features
- 7 Safety considerations
- 8 Applicable standards
- 8 Abbreviations
- 12 Description
- 12 Front panel
- 13 Connector panel
- 14 Bottom view
- 14 Accessories
- 14 Standard accessories
- 15 Optional accessories
- 16 Operating the instrument
- 17 Instrument Main Menu
- 18 Instrument main functions
- 19 U, I, f menu
- 19 Meter
- 20 Scope
- 22 Trend
- 25 Power menu
- 25 Meter
- 26 Trend
- 28 Energy menu
- 29 Harmonics / interharmonics menu
- 29 Meter
- 31 Histogram (Bar)
- 32 Trend
- 35 Flickermeter
- 35 Meter
- 36 Trend
- 37 Phase Diagram
- 37 Phase diagram
- 38 Symmetry diagram
- 39 Symmetry trend
- 41 Temperature
- 41 Meter
- 41 Trend
- 42 General Recorder
- 45 Waveform recorder
- 45 Setup
- 47 Capturing waveform
- 48 Captured waveform
- 51 Inrush / Fast recorder
- 52 Setup
- 53 Capturing inrush
- 54 Captured inrush
- 56 Transients recorder
- 56 Setup
- 57 Capturing transients
- 58 Captured transients
- 61 Events table
- 65 Alarms table
- 66 Memory List
- 68 Record
- 70 Waveform snapshoot
- 71 Waveform record
- 71 Inrush/Fast logger
- 71 Transients record
- 71 Measurement Setup menu
- 72 Connection setup
- 74 Event setup
- 74 Alarm setup
- 76 Signalling setup
- 76 General Setup menu
- 77 Communication
- 79 Time & Date
- 79 Language
- 80 Clear Memory
- 81 Instrument info
- 81 Lock/Unlock
- 83 Recording Practice and Instrument Connection
- 83 Measurement campaign
- 87 Connection setup
- 87 Connection to the LV Power Systems
- 91 Connection to the MV or HV Power System
- 92 Current clamp selection and transformation ratio setting
- 96 Temperature probe connection
- 97 GPS time synchronization device connection
- 98 GPRS modem connection
- 99 Number of measured parameters and connection type relationship
- 102 Theory and internal operation
- 102 Measurement methods
- 102 Measurement aggregation over time intervals
- 102 Voltage measurement (magnitude of supply voltage)
- 103 Current measurement (magnitude of supply current)
- 103 Frequency measurement
- 104 Phase power measurements
- 104 Total power measurements
- 105 Energy
- 106 Harmonics and interharmonics
- 107 Signallling
- 108 Flicker
- 109 Voltage and current unbalance
- 110 Voltage events
- 112 Alarms
- 113 Data aggregation in GENERAL RECORDING
- 117 Waveform snapshoot
- 117 Waveform record
- 118 Transient recorder
- 118 Inrush/Fast recorder