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IM WT3001E-51EN
Harmonic Measurement in Normal Measurement Mode (Option)
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Voltage harmonic distortion factor
Uhdf( ) [%]
Total harmonic distortion of voltage
Uthd [%]
Characters/Numbers inside the parentheses of measurement
functions are dc (when k = 0) and k (when k = 1 to max).
Measurement Functions
during Harmonic Measurement
Method of Determination, Equation
(Table 2/3)
U(k)
U(Total)
*2
U(k)
U(1)
100 100
P(k)
P(Total)
*2
P(k)
P(1)
100 100
I(k)
I(Total)
*2
I(k)
I(1)
100 100
Active power harmonic distortion factor
Phdf( ) [%]
Current harmonic distortion factor
Ihdf( ) [%]
k = 2
max
U(k)
2
U(Total)
*2
100
k = 2
max
U(k)
2
U(1)
100
Total harmonic distortion of
active power
Pthd [%]
k = 2
max
P(k)
P(Total)*
2
100
k = 2
max
P(k)
P(1)
100
Total harmonic distortion of current
Ithd [%]
k = 2
max
I(k)
2
I(Total)
*2
100
k = 2
max
I(k)
2
I(1)
100
Voltage telephone harmonic factor
Uthf [%]
Current telephone harmonic factor
Ithf [%]
{λ(k)U(k)}
2
1
k = 1
max
100
{λ(k)I(k)}
2
k = 1
max
100
λ(k):Constant defined in the applicable standard (IEC34-1(1996))
Voltage telephone influence factor
Utif
Current telephone influence factor
Itif
T(k):Constant defined in the applicable standard (IEEE Std 100(1992))
Uthf =
{T(k)U(k)}
2
k = 1
max
{T(k)I(k)}
2
k = 1
max
Harmonic voltage factor
hvf [%]*
1
Harmonic current factor
hcf [%]*
1
U(k)
2
k
k = 2
max
100
I(k)
2
k
k = 2
max
100
When the numerator of the distortion
factor equation is all (Total)
When the numerator of the distortion
factor equation is fundamental
U(Total)
*2
1
Ithf =
I(Total)
*2
1
Utif =
U(Total)
*2
1
Itif =
I(Total)
*2
1
hvf =
U(Total)
*2
1
hcf =
I(Total)
*2
(Continues on the next page)
*1 The equation varies depending on the definitions in the relevant standard. For details see the standard (IEC34-
1:1996).
*2
Note
Variables k, r, and j denote the harmonic order, real part, and imaginary part, respectively.
Variable min is the minimum measured order.
Variable max is the upper limit of measured order. The upper limit is determined
automatically (maximum is 100) by the frequency of the PLL source.
U(k)
2
k = min
max
U(Total) =
I(k)
2
k = min
max
I(Total) =,
k = min
max
P(Total) =,
P
(k)
7.11 Harmonic Measurement Specifications

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