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Electric Vehicle Charging and Power Quality

Several months ago PMI purchased a Nissan Leaf all-electric vehicle. The Leaf has an approximate range of 90 miles which fits well with our day to day usage for local…

November 1, 2014 · Wayne LaFleur

Minimizing Data Usage with DNP3

The DNP3 protocol was originally developed back in the day when a wired connection to devices was the norm. The protocol was designed to be robust and very reliable but…

August 1, 2014 · Wayne LaFleur

Strategies for Investigating Flicker

Investigating flicker issues with PMI recorders can be straightforward if the right data is collected, and analyzed with ProVision. By enabling and examining Pst and IFL flicker data, in addition…

February 1, 2014 · Wayne LaFleur

Boomerang DNP3 Point Map 2.0

The Boomerang family of wireless voltage, current, and power monitors supports the DNP3 protocol for monitoring and control of a Boomerang when used as a DNP3 outstation. The original Boomerang…

January 1, 2014 · Wayne LaFleur

UDP vs TCP on a Cellular Network

The Boomerang family of wireless monitors all utilize a cellular modem to provide a remote data connection. This makes remote monitoring very convenient but it does require the installer to…

October 1, 2013 · Wayne LaFleur

An Overview of DNP3 and the Boomerang Point Map

DNP is the mnemonic for Distributed Network Protocol and it is used to describe a method of communication between various types of data acquisition and control equipment. It plays a…

May 1, 2013 · Wayne LaFleur

CBEMA and ITIC Curves

The CBEMA and ITIC curves are both used to visibly represent voltage events. The terms and associated curves are used somewhat interchangeably even though there are subtle differences between the…

February 1, 2013 · Wayne LaFleur

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