Addtional Information

Hardware Specific Settings

This Section covers settings related to the Power Analysis function, which depends on specific hardware components.

Sensor Delay Compensation

Table 5 Compatible Haredware

Compatible Hardware

Additional Information

TRION-1820-POWER-4

Since Driver Ver. 3.7 and FW Ver. 55

TRION3-1810M-POWER-4

Since Driver Ver. 3.7 and FW Ver. 55

Current and voltage signals are often not perfectly synchronous due to group delays from the sensors. To compensate this delay (phase shift) between voltage and current input, a new function was added to the Hardware listed in Table 5. This function is also known as Deskew.

Delay Compensation Settings

Fig. 34 Delay Compensation Settings: Detail setup (only available for current input)

  1. Input field for target delay compensation in nanoseconds (ns). Allowed range is \pm 10000ns. Negative values shifts the current backwards in time, positive forward.

  2. Display of effective set delay compensation, the resolution is fixed to 100 ns.

Before adding a compensation value, in this example (Sine Signal with 1 kHz fundamental frequency), the current lags a few degree. This can be seen in the scope as well as in the phase shift of the fundamental:

Delay Compensation Example

Fig. 35 Delay Compensation Example: Before

After adjusting the value to

\begin{aligned}
t=\frac{1}{1000Hz} \cdot \frac{1}{360^\circ} \cdot (-1.074^\circ) \cdot 10^9 = -2983 ns
\end{aligned}

the result is now nearly perfect:

Delay Compensation Example

Fig. 36 Delay Compensation Example: After