IEEE Transactions on Instrumentation and Measurement · 2000 · 21 citations · 6 references
EngineeringElectrical EngineeringAnalog ElectronicsInstrumentationTime Series AnalysisAnalog InstrumentationDigital InstrumentationDigital Signal ProcessingElectrical MeasurementState EstimationTime-frequency AnalysisAc Steady-state AnalysisCurrent MeasurementCurrent Measurement AccuracyElectrical Measurement SystemsPrecisionPrecision MeasurementSignalsSteady-state Current
The measurement method described in this paper can be applied fur the accurate determination of slowly changing AC signals during the period of one second. Measurements of voltage and current are made in successive periods by a stroboscopic technique (synchronous undersampling). Assuming steady state of the observed system (electric utilities) in the stated one-second interval, it is proved that precise digital processing can be achieved without using a sample-and-hold circuit. The necessary synchronization is achieved by software measurements of the frequency of the measured signal. The suggested measuring system was practically built and tested, and the obtained results completely confirmed the starting postulates. A processing precision of 0.01% was achieved.
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