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IM WT310E-01EN
Measuring Power
4
A
2
÷B:TheresultofdividingthesquareofthevalueofdisplayAbythevalueofdisplayBis
displayed.
Whencomputingresistance(R)
Computation example:
U1rms P1
R =
(U1rms)
2
P1
Any
Display A Display B Display C Wiring System
U1
I1
Power supply
Load
Average Active Power during Integration (AV P)
The average active power within the integrated period is computed. This instrument determines the
average active power by dividing the watt hour (integrated active power) by the integration time.
Average active power during integration (W) =
Elapsed integration time (h)
Watt hour (Wh)
Equations and Displayed Values for the Average Active Power during Integration
• AVP1:Theresultofdividingthewatthourofelement1(WP1)bytheelapsedintegrationtimeis
displayed.
• AVP2:Theresultofdividingthewatthourofelement2(WP2)bytheelapsedintegrationtimeis
displayed (WT333E only).
• AVP3:Theresultofdividingthewatthourofelement3(WP3)bytheelapsedintegrationtimeis
displayed (WT332E and W333).
• AVP4:TheresultofdividingthewatthourofelementΣ(WPΣ)bytheelapsedintegrationtimeis
displayed (WT332E and W333).
* WatthourWPΣvariesdependingonthewiringsystem.Theequationsforcomputingthevalue
are the same as those listed in section 4.1 when “P” is replaced with “WP.”
Note
This computation function is only valid during integration (during integration or after integration has been
aborted). If you reset integration, the watt hour and elapsed integration time values become zero, and the no
dataindication(------)isdisplayed.Fordetailsaboutintegration,seechapter5.
4.5 Displaying the Efficiency (WT332E/WT333E only), Crest Factors, the Results of Computations Using
Basic Arithmetic, and Average Active Powers