2005 IEEE Instrumentationand Measurement Technology Conference Proceedings · 2006 · 11 citations · 7 references
EngineeringElectrical EngineeringAnalog ElectronicsInstrumentationMetrologyAnalog InstrumentationDigital InstrumentationElectrical MeasurementHarmonic AnalysisMeasurement PrecisionMeasurement UncertaintyAccuracyHarmonic Spectrum AnalysisHarmonicsPrecision Measurement
In this paper, it is shown that the use of random uniform dither in harmonics measurement can significantly shorten the word of applied A/D converter and shorten the word of applied base function (sine and/or cosine), stored in memory, without accuracy loosing. This fact enables design of simple instrument for harmonics measurement. It is proven theoretically, by simulation and by experiment that 6-bit dithered A/D converter word, 8-bit dithered base function word, and 6 x 8 (14-bits) multiplier word assure measurement of 16 harmonics (16 sine and 16 cosine components) with 13-bit accuracy. Putting n such simple devices in parallel it is possible to measure n x 16 harmonics simultaneously. The measurement of 1 x 16 harmonics is realized in the small PLD chip.
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