RMS voltmeter based power and power-factor measuring system.

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Title: RMS voltmeter based power and power-factor measuring system.
Authors: Braga, Pablo, Slomovitz, Daniel
Source: International Journal of Electronics. Sep93, Vol. 75 Issue 3, p561. 5p.
Subjects: Voltmeters, Electric power factor
Abstract: Many standards laboratories do not have the capability to calibrate their standard power meters used for low frequencies (50-60Hz). It is difficult to refer them to DC standards because in general, they only respond to AC signals. This paper shows a new system, based on known equations, that permits the calibration of AC wattmeters. The precision of this method depends only on the precision of one resistor and a RMS voltmeter. Both can easily be traced to DC standards. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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Abstract:Many standards laboratories do not have the capability to calibrate their standard power meters used for low frequencies (50-60Hz). It is difficult to refer them to DC standards because in general, they only respond to AC signals. This paper shows a new system, based on known equations, that permits the calibration of AC wattmeters. The precision of this method depends only on the precision of one resistor and a RMS voltmeter. Both can easily be traced to DC standards. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
ISSN:00207217
DOI:10.1080/00207219308907131