Data record std.ieee-1159.structure.transducers

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Clause 6.4 of IEEE 1159-2019 treats voltage and current as the primary measurements, explains why average-sensing and peak-sensing meters misread distorted waveforms, compares current transformer probes, Hall effect probes and shunts, lists accuracy, phase shift, overcurrent range and crest factor capability as the points for selecting a current transformer, and shows how a potential transformer with its cabling and the monitor input impedance forms a frequency response with resonances.

ProvenanceIEEE 1159-2019 supports data record std.ieee-1159.structure.transducers, which is cited on the entry IEEE Recommended Practice for Monitoring Electric Power Quality.SOURCEIEEE 1159-2019IEEE 1159-2019Licensed standard, clause 6.4DATA RECORDstd.ieee-1159.structure.transducersstd.ieee-1159.structure...Verified 2026-10-27ENTRYIEEE Recommended Practice for Monitoring Electric Power QualityIEEE Recommended Practic..No revisions
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Data recordstd.ieee-1159.structure.transducersVerified 2026-10-27
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