Metrological characterisation of power quality measurement stations: a case study
by Edoardo Fiorucci; Giovanni Bucci; Fabrizio Ciancetta
International Journal of Instrumentation Technology (IJIT), Vol. 1, No. 1, 2011

Abstract: In recent years, the rapid growth in the importance of electrical power quality (PQ) has created a demand for highly effective monitoring instruments, able to evaluate different PQ parameters. Instrument suppliers propose for the PQ measuring systems a variety of sizes and configurations, owing to the growing application fields. The metrological characterisation of these instruments is a problem because they must satisfy different requirements. In this paper, we discuss about the characterisation of PQ analysers, starting from an overview of current main international standards. As a case study in the paper a testing procedure is proposed, reporting also the characterisation results obtained with a multifunction PQ analyser prototype.

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