Background voltage distortion and percentage of nonlinear load impacts on the harmonics produced by a group of personal computers

The penetration of nonlinear loads on power systems increases distortion levels and can cause severe problems to power systems. Many factors affect the degree of generated harmonics including the background voltage distortion and percentage of nonlinear load to the total load. Hence, the purpose of...

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Main Authors: Rawa, M.J.H., Thomas, David W.P., Sumner, M.
Format: Conference or Workshop Item
Published: 2014
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Online Access:https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/44027/
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author Rawa, M.J.H.
Thomas, David W.P.
Sumner, M.
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description The penetration of nonlinear loads on power systems increases distortion levels and can cause severe problems to power systems. Many factors affect the degree of generated harmonics including the background voltage distortion and percentage of nonlinear load to the total load. Hence, the purpose of this paper is to investigate and accurately quantify the effects of these two factors on the harmonics produced by a group of Personal Computers (PCs). Experimental measurements and computer simulations are performed to confirm the observations.
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spelling nottingham-440272020-05-04T16:55:28Z https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/44027/ Background voltage distortion and percentage of nonlinear load impacts on the harmonics produced by a group of personal computers Rawa, M.J.H. Thomas, David W.P. Sumner, M. The penetration of nonlinear loads on power systems increases distortion levels and can cause severe problems to power systems. Many factors affect the degree of generated harmonics including the background voltage distortion and percentage of nonlinear load to the total load. Hence, the purpose of this paper is to investigate and accurately quantify the effects of these two factors on the harmonics produced by a group of Personal Computers (PCs). Experimental measurements and computer simulations are performed to confirm the observations. 2014-10-19 Conference or Workshop Item PeerReviewed Rawa, M.J.H., Thomas, David W.P. and Sumner, M. (2014) Background voltage distortion and percentage of nonlinear load impacts on the harmonics produced by a group of personal computers. In: 2014 International Symposium on Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC Europe 2014, 1-4 Sep 2014, Gothenburg, Sweden. Distortion; Harmonics; Power Quality; Personal Computer; THD http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/6930981/
spellingShingle Distortion; Harmonics; Power Quality; Personal Computer; THD
Rawa, M.J.H.
Thomas, David W.P.
Sumner, M.
Background voltage distortion and percentage of nonlinear load impacts on the harmonics produced by a group of personal computers
title Background voltage distortion and percentage of nonlinear load impacts on the harmonics produced by a group of personal computers
title_full Background voltage distortion and percentage of nonlinear load impacts on the harmonics produced by a group of personal computers
title_fullStr Background voltage distortion and percentage of nonlinear load impacts on the harmonics produced by a group of personal computers
title_full_unstemmed Background voltage distortion and percentage of nonlinear load impacts on the harmonics produced by a group of personal computers
title_short Background voltage distortion and percentage of nonlinear load impacts on the harmonics produced by a group of personal computers
title_sort background voltage distortion and percentage of nonlinear load impacts on the harmonics produced by a group of personal computers
topic Distortion; Harmonics; Power Quality; Personal Computer; THD
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