Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
727463 Measurement 2013 8 Pages PDF
Abstract

There are many inherent performance limitations using traditional algorithms for online measurement of dielectric loss factor including synchronous sampling, no interharmonics and power system frequency must be invariable. In a non-stationary signal environment where power frequency fluctuation and interharmonic components exist, there is no guarantee of measurement accuracy by using traditional methods. The paper proposed a high-accuracy digital algorithm for online measurement of dielectric loss factor of electronic transformers. Theoretical basis of the new algorithm is based on a new data processing procedure including data truncation and data addition which compensates phase distortion as a result of the spectrum of addition data contains offsets. The algorithm can accurately extract the fundamental signal and calculate dielectric loss factor. Measured results from simulations and practical engineering projects show that the new algorithm has good application feasibility without being affected by the limitations rendered above.

► It focuses on the processing procedure instead of the algorithm itself. ► The algorithm can compensate phase distortion. ► It can eliminate the effect of frequency fluctuation and interharmonics. ► It is simple and high accuracy with lower requirements for measurement hardware.

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