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Eagle White Papers

Power quality white papers on Eagle.

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Understanding Recording Modes

Recorders connected in ProVision have two primary modes: Standby mode and Ready mode. Each of these modes has a distinct purpose, and some recorder operations in ProVision require the recorder…

June 1, 2013 · Nick Crook

Three-Phase Motor Start Causes Voltage Dips

In many cases when a local utility customer complains of voltage problems, it can often be traced back to a neighboring electrical load change that has caused voltage dips on…

April 1, 2013 · John Carroll

Understanding IEEE Flicker, IFL, Pst, Plt

This white paper covers and explains three of IEEE's most common Flicker definitions: IFL, Pst and Plt. The GE Flicker Curve and how other measurements standards compare to the GE…

January 1, 2013 · Cowles Andrus III

Measuring Frequency with PMI Recorders

Line frequency is the most tightly controlled parameter in the electrical distribution system. Since almost all generation in a region is connected essentially in parallel, the frequency is inherently synchronized…

December 1, 2012 · Chris Mullins

THD-F vs THD-R

There are two typical definitions used when dealing with Total Harmonic Distortion. The two types of Total Harmonic Distortion are THD-F and THD-R. They both are figures of merit used…

October 1, 2012 · Cowles Andrus III

Faulty Capacitor Bank Switching

Abstract  Troubleshooting electrical power and equipment failure incidents is not unlike a crime scene investigation that establishes not only collateral damage, but also attempts to determine, using investigative techniques and…

October 1, 2012 · John Carroll

Harmonics from Periodic Waveform Capture

Harmonics are usually recorded as interval (stripchart) data in PMI recorders. Each desired harmonic is recorded as a min/ave/max stripchart trace, for each desired voltage and current channel. Although this…

June 1, 2012 · Chris Mullins

Flex CT Overview

This white paper describes what a Flex CT is, how it works, and a brief history on its development. Details are given on how to use the Flex CT to…

May 1, 2012 · Cowles Andrus III

Transient Capture with the Vision and Revolution

Capture high-speed, high-voltage transients with the Revolution and Vision, using the optional transient capture system. Transient capture uses 1 MHz sampling for voltage, giving a 1 microsecond sample window, and…

April 1, 2012 · Chris Mullins

Application of the GE Flicker Curve

This an overview of what the GE Flicker Curve is, how, why and when it was developed, and who developed it. Also, this paper covers some of the more useful…

March 1, 2012 · Cowles Andrus III

Comparison of Eagle 440 and Revolution PQ Analyzers

PMI manufactures several stand-alone power quality analyzers that are designed to fit in tight enclosures and wirelessly transmit recorded data. This paper outlines the differences between two of those devices,…

March 1, 2012 · Cowles Andrus III

Guardian vs iVS 2SXplus Form and Function

PMI manufactures a number of units that are designed specifically to monitor incoming power at the revenue meter base. This paper will focus specifically on the Guardian and iVS-2SX+ meter…

February 1, 2012 · Benjamin Bowman

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