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#186606 - What accuracy do you need? Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Yagnesh Mehta said:
Hi,
For Example: Current Transformer(100:1A) Burdan Resister: 0.5 OHM Output 0.5 V 0->100A => 0->1A => 0->0.5v And waveform is not Sinusoidal its chopped (SCR waveform) "a precision rectifier (usually involving an OPamp or two) will not distort anything" i know Precision rectifier will not distort waveform but performance vice it will measure SCR waveform. is there any limitation of presition rectification? The limitation of the precision rectifier is the bandwidth and the offset of the opamp. The bandwidth limits the frequency of the input signal it can handle. The offset limits the smallest signal you can measure. What accuracy do you need? Don't go overboard, there is limit to the accuracy of a C.T. for chopped waveforms due to freq components and P.T. at such high voltages. BTW is this a control for a Xray machine? |