Composite Harmonics Function (Volts And Amps); How To Set Lcomp; Output Aux - Fluke 5522A Operator's Manual

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Composite Harmonics Function (Volts and Amps)

The operation of this mode is similar to the Composite Harmonics Mode described for
voltage outputs. After entering the PQ Mode and accessing the Composite Harmonic
Function, explained previously in this section, enter the desired voltage and current into
the calibrator. For example, 1 V and 1 A. The following menu appears:
Because the calibrator is now set up to output voltage and current, any previously created
wave is removed. A new wave can be created by pressing the WAVE MENUS blue
softkey. The menu shown below appears.
Begin editing either the volt or current wave by pressing the SET V WAVE or SET I
WAVE blue softkey. The Wave Selection Menu shown below appears.
From this menu, the user may edit the wave harmonics. Refer to "Editing Wave
Harmonics" earlier in this section.
Building a wave can be time consuming, especially if using one of the
preinstalled waves. To minimize the time the calibrator uses to rebuild the
waveform, leave the calibrator in Standby Mode whenever recalling or
creating waves. Only when
the waveform.

How to Set LCOMP

The LCOMP softkey enables/disables internal compensation for inductive loads such as
multi-turn coils. Refer to "Setting AC Current Output" in Chapter 4 of this manual for a
detailed discussion of this feature. Note that setting LCOMP to ON degrades the accuracy
of higher frequency harmonics as indicated in the specifications.

Output AUX

This indicator is for information purposes only. The indicator displays which current
output is presently being used by the calibrator. The Control Display will show
Composite Harmonics Function (Volts and Amps)
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