POWER QUALITY ANALYZER
The trainer is based on the NI myRIO platform and is aimed at hands-on studies. It allows implementing IEC-based power measurement and quality analyses.
Features
- Voltage and current waveforms/oscillograms
- Voltage and Current RMS
- Frequency
- THD%
- Harmonics and interharmonics (up to 64th order)
- Active, Reactive, and Apparent Power
- Power factor
- Vector diagram
- Short time flicker
- Unbalances
- Load impedance
- Power factor
- Voltage sags, swells, and interruption
Node:
– contains practical part
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