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16 Appendix
Precision Pulse Output Description
Introduction
The PowerMaster
®
incorporates a high accuracy pulse output which can be driven by any of the
following quantities:
Active Power (P): Pa: active power computed in the time domain ( once per cycle).
Includes DC and all frequency components up to 3 kHz.
P1: active power computed in the frequency domain ( once every four
cycles). Includes only the fundamental frequency component.
Pt: active power computed in the frequency domain ( once every four
cycles). Can include up to the 50
th
harmonic. The maximum
number of harmonics to include are user selectable. A threshold
(as a percent of the fundamental) can also be set to exclude
harmonics with very low amplitudes.
Reactive Power (P): Qa: reactive power computed in the time domain ( once per cycle).
Includes DC and all frequency components up to 3 kHz.
Q1: reactive power computed in the frequency domain ( once every four
cycles). Includes only the fundamental frequency component.
Qt: reactive power computed in the frequency domain ( once every four
cycles). Can include up to the 50
th
harmonic. The maximum
number of harmonics to include are user selectable. A threshold
(as a percent of the fundamental) can also be set to exclude
harmonics with very low amplitudes.
Apparent Power (P): Sa: reactive power computed in the time domain ( once per cycle).
Includes DC and all frequency components up to 3 kHz.
S1: reactive power computed in the frequency domain ( once every four
cycles). Includes only the fundamental frequency component.
St: reactive power computed in the frequency domain ( once every four
cycles). Can include up to the 50
th
harmonic. The maximum
number of harmonics to include are user selectable. A threshold
(as a percent of the fundamental) can also be set to exclude
harmonics with very low amplitudes.
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