17-18
IM 253710-01E
Item
Specification
Power accuracy
Conditions
•
Within 3 months after calibration
•
Standard operating conditions
•
Power factor : 1
•
Input signal : Sine wave
•
Common mode voltage : 0 V
•
Input signal is 5 cycles or less and there are at least 10 k-words of sampled data within the
observation time.
•
DC accuracy is NULL function : ON and line filter : ON.
•
f is the frequency.
Frequency
Accuracy
±
(reading error + measurement range error)
DC
±
(0.2% of r 0.1% of range)
0.1 Hz
≤
f < 10 Hz
±
(0.2% of r 0.05% of range)
10 Hz
≤
f < 45 Hz
±
(0.2% of r 0.025% of range)
45 Hz
≤
f
≤
1 kHz
±
(0.1% of r 0.025% of range)
1 kHz < f
≤
10 kHz
±
(0.1% of r 0.04% of range)
10 kHz < f
≤
50 kHz
±
(0.2% of r 0.05% of range)
50 kHz < f
≤
100 kHz
±
(0.6% of r 0.1% of range)
100 kHz < f
≤
200 kHz
±
(1.5% of r 0.15% of range)
200 kHz < f
≤
400 kHz
±
(1.5% of r 0.15% of range)
400 kHz < f
≤
500 kHz
±
((0.1 + 0.009
×
f*)% of r 0.15% of range)
500 kHz < f
≤
1 MHz
±
((0.1 + 0.009
×
f*)% of r 1.5% of range)
* The unit of f in the equation for the reading error is (kHz).
One year accuracy
±
((reading error) + (measurement range error)
×
1.5), calibration period is one year.
Power factor cos
φ
(
λ
) influence
•
When cos
φ
= 0
•
45 to 66 Hz : Add (apparent power reading)
×
0.0015
•
Other frequencies : Add (apparent power reading)
×
0.0002
×
f (designed value).
However, add at least (apparent power reading)
×
0.0015. f is the frequency (kHz).
•
When 0 < cos
φ
< 1
•
45 to 66 Hz : Add (0.15
×
tan
φ
)% of reading.
•
Other frequencies : Add (0.02
×
f
×
tan
φ
)% of reading (designed value). However, add
at least (0.15
×
tan
φ
)% of reading. f is the frequency (kHz).
Influence from the amplitude of the input signal and frequency
For input voltages of 400 Vrms or more, add (reading error)
×
1.5
×
U
2
% of reading. For input
voltages of 400 Vrms or more and frequencies of 100 kHz or more, add an additional 0.005
×
f
×
U
2
% of reading (designed value).
U : input voltage (kV), f : frequency (kHz)
Line filter influence
Add 1% of reading to an input signal whose frequency is 1/10th of the cut-off frequency when
the line filter is ON.
Measurement range influence
•
As shown in the above table when the input signal is a sinusoid and its rms value is
between 5 and 55% of the measurement range.
•
As shown in the above table when the input signal is a DC signal and the value is between
–55 and 55% of the measurement range.
•
The (reading error) is doubled when the input signal is a sinusoid and its rms value is
between 55 and 70% of the measurement range.
•
The (reading error) is doubled when the input signal is a DC signal and the value is
between –100 and –55% or 55 to 100% of the measurement range.
(Power accuracy continues on next page)
17.15 Power Measurement Module (253751)