Event
How to Measure Power During Volt-second and Other Short Power Periods
PO Box 24058
Federal Way, WA 98093
United States
Date: Wed, March 31, 2021
Time: 11AM Pacific | 2PM Eastern
Duration: 90 minutes
3-Phase Power and Motors Masters Webinar Series
Join Teledyne LeCroy for this Learning Lab series on measuring high-power, three-phase and motor inverter and drive systems with an 8-channel high-resolution oscilloscope or motor drive analyzer. Learn about static and dynamic measurements, from AC line to inverter switching, and line outputs to motor mechanical performance.
How to Measure Power During Volt-second and Other Short Power Periods
In this session (Part Four), we will review examples of power calculated during power periods equivalent to a device switching time. This is especially helpful for understanding instantaneous control response time, as required for deadbeat-direct torque and flux control (DB-DTFC) and other rapid response control systems.
Topics to be included:
- Principles of defining the short power period
- Variable-flux electric machine analysis example
- DB-DTFC machine analysis example
- Dynamic loss calculation during rapid acceleration of servo motor
Register for the rest of the series:
- Part One: How to Measure Inverter Dead Times and Input/Output Power
- Part Two: How to Perform Static and Dynamic Power Analysis
- Part Three: How to Correlate Control Events to Power Events
- Part Five: How to Perform AC Input and Inverter/Drive Output Harmonic Analysis
- Part Six: Optimizing Your Vertical Gain
Who should attend? Inverter subsection engineers, motor/drive control system engineers, and inverter/drive systems engineers who design dynamic control and power systems that operate under highly controlled conditions.
What attendees will learn? Best in class techniques for measuring and understanding performance of and interrelationships between control and power sections.
Presenter: Stephen Murphy, Teledyne LeCroy Applications Engineer
Can't attend live? Register anyway, and we will send you the recording and slides afterward.
Pre-work recommended before attending the Learning Lab webinar
It is recommended that you download and register (at no cost) MAUI Studio prior to the start of the Learning Lab, and download LabNotebook (waveform plus setup files) .lnb files (they will be combined into one .zip file that will need extracting).
MAUI Studio
>> https://teledynelecroy.com/mauistudio/
Zip file with .lnb files
>> File will be available before webinar starts
These files will allow you to load the various waveform examples shown during the Learning Lab webinar, and participate in hands-on instruction.