Development of a measurement system for power quantities in electrical energy distribution systems

The design of an experimental flexible energy measurement system consisting of a DSP, sensor and communication units is treated. This system is intended to be used in modern electricity distribution networks, characterized by multiple suppliers in a deregulated market, bi-directional energy flows due to distributed generation and a diversified demand for the quality of electricity delivery. Various system aspects concerning signal processing, communication and dependability are discussed Examples of the use of such devices are included.

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