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Reference manual answers harmonics questions
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REO (UK) product story
Edited by the Electronicstalk editorial team
Sep 12, 2007
Handbook is a resource for engineers involved in electrical/electronic manufacturing and machinery/systems builders.
REO UK has released "The mains harmonics reference handbook", a 72-page publication that is illustrated throughout.
It is a resource for engineers involved in electrical/electronic manufacturing and machinery/systems builders.
It tells readers what harmonics are, how they occur, why they are increasingly important and what harm they can cause.
It then deals with relevant international standards (EU and USA) governing harmonics, some of which legally demand compliance, whereas others are voluntary.
It also deals with the likely causes of mains harmonics, how they can be detected, how to determine equipment's vulnerability to susceptible mains supplies, followed by methods of protection by prevention and avoidance techniques.
It also includes a list of publications and relevant standards to complete the reader's understanding of mains harmonics.
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