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Reduction of the frequency error in single-phase electrodynamic phase meters

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An improved treble-winding phase meter type D578 frequency error due to ±10% frequency deviation from its nominal value of 50 Hz does not exceed ±0.45%.

The circuit of a treble-winding phase meter with an RLC correcting network can be taken as a basis for designing a single-phase high-precision 50±5 Hz phase meter with a frequency error which fully meets the requirements of the appropriate GOST.

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  1. A. D. Nesterenko, “Single-phase phase meter errors,” In a Collection of the Electrotechnical Institute's Transactions of the Acad. Sci. of the UkrSSR, No. 12 (1955).

  2. A. D. Nesterenko and E. S. Polishchuk, “Certain errors in treble-winding electrodynamic phase meters,” Izmerit, tekhn., No. 2 (1958).

  3. GOST 8039-60. Phase meters. Technical requirements.

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  1. E. S. Polishchuk
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  2. V. A. Khomyak
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Polishchuk, E.S., Khomyak, V.A. Reduction of the frequency error in single-phase electrodynamic phase meters. Meas Tech 9, 763–766 (1966). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00996032

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