Article | REF: R1045 V1

Phase measurement

Author: Lang TRAN ‐TIEN

Publication date: October 10, 1993

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    5. Electrodynamic phasemeter

    Because of its low bandwidth (less than 100 Hz) and high power consumption (up to a few volt-amperes), this device is used as a panel and platform indicator in single-phase or balanced three-phase networks. It can operate in aggressive industrial environments that electronic devices cannot withstand.

    5.1 Single-phase electrodynamic phase meter

    This is a wattmeter in which a second frame is added, integral with the first, placed perpendicular to the first (figure 26 ) and supplied via an inductance L which delays the current I L by π / 2 with respect to the current I...

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