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16 September 2005 Development of transient power quality indices based on time-frequency distribution
Yong-June Shin, Philip Crapse
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Abstract
For an assessment of the power quality in power distribution systems, classical Fourier series-based power quality indices are normally employed. The classical Fourier series-based power quality indices assume the periodicity of the disturbance so that the applications are limited to the harmonics. Hence, it is necessary for us to redefine power quality indices for the "transient" disturbances. In this paper, development of time-frequency based power quality indices are discussed for an assessment of transient power quality. The time and frequency localized information of the transient disturbance signals will be utilized for a new definition of the transient power quality indices. As an example of time-frequency based power quality indices, new definition of transient telephone interference factor has been carefully derived and verified in comparison with traditional telephone interference factor. Time-frequency based power quality indices allow one to quantify the effects of transient disturbances by time and frequency localized information.
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Yong-June Shin and Philip Crapse "Development of transient power quality indices based on time-frequency distribution", Proc. SPIE 5910, Advanced Signal Processing Algorithms, Architectures, and Implementations XV, 59100F (16 September 2005); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.616096
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KEYWORDS
Time-frequency analysis

Capacitors

Distortion

Switching

Signal detection

Electrical engineering

Fourier transforms

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