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Re: how to get total harmonic distortion ................

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Hi kishore.r

 

Below is an example experiment that I conducted:

 

 

Voltage signal appliedAmplitude
Fundamental - V1FS/2= 353.55mVrms/2= 0.17677Vrms
3rd harmonic - V3FS/10=353.55mVrms/10=0.035355Vrms
5th harmonic- V5FS/10=353.55mVrms/10=0.035355Vrms
7th harmonic - V7FS/10=353.55mVrms/10=0.035355Vrms

 

 

 

Register Values read back
HXVHD0.200075
HYVHD0.200046
HZVHD0.200077
AVRMS 2032862
FVRMS1920092
VTHD 0.346662

 

 

Checking THD using applied signals:

THD.PNG

Or in other words:

 

THD = sqrt(V3^2 + V5^2 + V7^2)/ V1 = 0.346410162 ( which is close to the register value read)

 

Checking THD using HD results:

 

THD_HD.PNG

THD = sqrt(HXVHD^2+HYVHD^2+HZVHD^2)= 0.346524478 ( which again matches with the read back THD value)

 

Also, VRMS/FVRMS register reading at full scale is : 3766572

The FVRMS register reading observed is 1920092, which is 1920092/3766572 of FS= 0.50977 of FS ( which is correct)

 

The AVRMS register reading observed is 2032862, which is 2032862/3766572 of FS= 0.539711 of FS.

 

If you compute VRMS by doing the sum of squares of V1,V3,V5 and V7 and then taking the square root of the result, you get 0.187082 Vrms which is 0.52915 of FS and hence correct as well)

 

Hope this clarifies your confusion! You can try a similar experiment to verify your results as well.

 

Regards

hmani


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