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Feasibility of a digital counterpart of thermal-converter-based current step up

David Peral, Yolanda A Sanmamed and Javier Díaz de Aguilar

Abstract

The development of a new traceability stepup chain using digital instruments (digitisers) with direct traceability to SI would allow dynamic measurements of current and voltage waveforms. CEM has studied the feasibility of a digital counterpart for the traditional thermal-converter-based step up, which is limited to provide the RMS values of monotone signals. This paper describes and validates this new digital method, obtaining a complete set of calibrations shunt-digitizer for currents up to 1 A. The performed measurements show very promising results, comparable to the well-established thermal-converter approach results, with differences between both techniques lower than 2 μA/A up to 1 kHz.

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IMEKO-TC4-2022-12.pdf
DOI
10.21014/tc4-2022.12
IMEKO TC
TC4 - Measurement of Electrical Quantities

Event details

Event
TC4 Symposium 2022
Technical Committee
TC4
Email
info@imeko-tc4-2022.org
Place
Brescia, ITALY
Time
12 September 2022 - 14 September 2022
Website
http://www.imeko-tc4-2022.org/
Proceedings
https://www.imeko.org/publications/tc4-2022

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