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    Transient overvoltage waveforms can be caused by lightning strikes, contact faults, circuit breakers, or relays and can be measured using the PW3198 Power Quality Analyzer. The analyzer can detect that a transient overvoltage occurred simultaneously in all three phases, twice within one commercial waveform cycle with an interval of 820 microseconds, at a level of 120-260V peak-to-peak and a frequency of 10-30kHz. The PW3198 and PW3198-90 models along with accompanying software can be used to analyze transient overvoltage waveforms.

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    Transient overvoltage waveforms can be caused by lightning strikes, contact faults, circuit breakers, or relays and can be measured using the PW3198 Power Quality Analyzer. The analyzer can detect that a transient overvoltage occurred simultaneously in all three phases, twice within one commercial waveform cycle with an interval of 820 microseconds, at a level of 120-260V peak-to-peak and a frequency of 10-30kHz. The PW3198 and PW3198-90 models along with accompanying software can be used to analyze transient overvoltage waveforms.

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    Transient overvoltage waveforms can be caused by lightning strikes, contact faults, circuit breakers, or relays and can be measured using the PW3198 Power Quality Analyzer. The analyzer can detect that a transient overvoltage occurred simultaneously in all three phases, twice within one commercial waveform cycle with an interval of 820 microseconds, at a level of 120-260V peak-to-peak and a frequency of 10-30kHz. The PW3198 and PW3198-90 models along with accompanying software can be used to analyze transient overvoltage waveforms.

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    Transient overvoltage waveforms can be caused by lightning strikes, contact faults, circuit breakers, or relays and can be measured using the PW3198 Power Quality Analyzer. The analyzer can detect that a transient overvoltage occurred simultaneously in all three phases, twice within one commercial waveform cycle with an interval of 820 microseconds, at a level of 120-260V peak-to-peak and a frequency of 10-30kHz. The PW3198 and PW3198-90 models along with accompanying software can be used to analyze transient overvoltage waveforms.

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    Measure transient overvoltage waveforms


    Use the PW3198 Power Quality Analyzer to properly detect transient overvoltage waveforms.
    Highlights
    A transient overvoltage is generated by a lightning strike, a contact fault, a melting circuit
    breaker, or a relay that causes a voltage change.
    High voltages occur especially near the source where the power supply is damaged and reset
    operations are triggered.

    High-voltage system

    Transformer

    Low-Voltage Circuit

    Electric
    Electric
    equipment equipment

    POWER QUALITY ANALYZER


    PW3198

    Max
    Min
    Transient
    p-p value

    Example of transient overvoltage

    Example of transient overvoltage waveforms

    Analysis example of above transient overvoltage waveform


    1. Occurred in all 3 phases (R-S, S-T and T-R) simultaneously
    2. Occurred twice in 1 cycle of the commercial waveform, and the interval between two events is 820 s
    3. The level is between 120 V to 260 V peak-to-peak
    4. The frequency is between 10 to 30 kHz

    Products used
    POWER QUALITY ANALYZER PW3198
    POWER QUALITY ANALYZER PW3198-90
    (PC Application software 9624-50 included)
    Information valid as of March 2012.
    Specifications are subject to change and revision without notice.

    K0041-E00
    March 2012

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