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'''Power Quality Analyzer (PQA)''' is a piece of test equipment designed to evaluate the quality of power on its input. These devices are available in three-phase and single-phase models. They measure both current and voltage, and detect dips, swells, fast transients, harmonics, power factor, and a host of other parameters that are useful for advanced power troubleshooting. They offer logging over time and in-depth analysis using PC-based software and reporting tools. | |||
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) is a piece of test equipment designed to evaluate the quality of power on its input. These devices are available in three- | |||
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, and detect dips, swells, fast transients, harmonics, | |||
power factor | |||
, and a host of other parameters that are useful for advanced power troubleshooting. They offer logging over time and in-depth analysis using PC-based software and reporting tools | |||
Latest revision as of 21:34, 30 January 2013
Power Quality Analyzer (PQA) is a piece of test equipment designed to evaluate the quality of power on its input. These devices are available in three-phase and single-phase models. They measure both current and voltage, and detect dips, swells, fast transients, harmonics, power factor, and a host of other parameters that are useful for advanced power troubleshooting. They offer logging over time and in-depth analysis using PC-based software and reporting tools.