Monitored Lines, Bandwidths, and Calculating Average and Peak Values

Related Products:

EGMA-401, EGSA-310, EGSA-320, EGSK-404, EGSK-405, EXMC-001, EXMC-002

Related Documents:

EZDP-2080

Type:

Operations, Reference Information

Keywords/Labels:

lines, bandwidths, average values, peak values

Summary:

This topic provides reference information on monitored lines and bandwidths and how to calculate average and peak values.

Reference Information

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Monitored Lines and Bandwidths

Standard Data Collection

Monitored Line

Bandwidth

Attenuation Ratio

Ground Current

1 MS/s or 222 kHz

30 A : 10 V

Shaft Voltage

1 MS/s or 222 kHz

100 V : 10 V

Exciter Shaft Voltage

1 MS/s or 222 kHz

100 V : 10 V

Meter Rope Wear Indicator

100 kS/s or 22.2 kHz

100 V : 10 V

Ground Rope Wear Indicator

100 kS/s or 22.2 kHz

100 V : 10 V

Exciter Meter Rope Wear Indicator

100 kS/s or 22.2 kHz

100 V : 10 V

Burst Mode

Monitored Line

Bandwidth

Attenuation Ratio

Ground Current

20 MS/s or 500 kHz

30 A : 10 V

Shaft Voltage

20 MS/s or 500 kHz

100 V : 10 V

Exciter Shaft Voltage

20 MS/s or 500 kHz

100 V : 10 V

Meter Rope Wear Indicator

100 kS/s or 22.2 kHz

100 V : 10 V

Ground Rope Wear Indicator

100 kS/s or 22.2 kHz

100 V : 10 V

Exciter Meter Rope Wear Indicator

100 kS/s or 22.2 kHz

100 V : 10 V

 

How Average and Peak Values Are Calculated

  • Average voltages and currents are calculated on the samples taken during each snapshot as the sum of (x)/N, where x is the array of samples acquired, and N is the number of samples.

  • Zero-to-peak voltages and currents are calculated on the samples taken during each 0.02 second period by the following formula:

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  • The longer-term averages are calculated by accumulating averages for the specified period. They are then reset in preparation for the next calculation. The formula used is as follows:

    Peak-Values-2-2080.png
 
 

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