Title :
EMC evaluation and analysis of electronic energy meter
Author :
Sachdeva, Arun ; Chand, Sulekm
Author_Institution :
Electron. Regional Test Lab., New Delhi, India
Abstract :
Due to the ever increasing use of electronic gadgets in every walk of life, electromagnetic pollution is increasing day by day. This pollution may degrade the performance of electronic and electrical equipment. Conventional energy meters with moveable discs were previously used to register energy. But due to certain advantages of electronic techniques, these meters are being replaced by electronic meters. Electronic energy meters are very much vulnerable to EM noises and this might affect their performance and reliability. EMI/EMC evaluation has thus become necessary to ensure that these meters work satisfactorily in the present day environment. The paper discusses various available specifications for the EMC evaluation of energy meters and analyses the working environment of electronic energy meters. It also throws light on the probable EMI sources, their suppression and immunity improvement techniques for compliance of these meters to the national and international norms.
Keywords :
computerised instrumentation; electromagnetic compatibility; electromagnetic interference; power system measurement; watthour meters; EM noises; EMC analysis; EMC evaluation; EMI; EMI sources; EMI suppression; electromagnetic pollution; electronic energy meter; electronic meters; immunity improvement techniques; Capacitors; Circuit testing; Electromagnetic compatibility; Electronic equipment testing; Immunity testing; Impulse testing; Liquid crystal displays; Microprocessors; Pollution; Watthour meters;
Conference_Titel :
Electromagnetic Interference and Compatibility '99. Proceedings of the International Conference on
Print_ISBN :
81-900652-0-3
DOI :
10.1109/ICEMIC.1999.871625