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Single-Phase Energy Meter Calibration

04/05/2007 2:49 AM

calibration Single phase energy meter calibration process including the phase shieft

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Re: Single-Phase Energy Meter Calibration

04/06/2007 2:28 PM

First find an exact non reactive load and a calibrated current measuring instrument.

An asciloscope will show phase and peak voltage. The wave form is not a problem.

Use a true reading RMS type of volt meter.
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Re: Single-Phase Energy Meter Calibration

04/06/2007 2:30 PM

I meant an oscilloscope of course. Sorry for finger slipage.

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