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The model 3640 Power Line Monitor  exercises its power to closely examine the causes of a power anomaly because it monitors unpredictable failures (changes) in power lines and records waveforms of the power line failures as well as computes and prints out the maximum and minimum values, distortion factor, frequency, and harmonics.

 
Yokogawa Model 3640 Power Line Monitor Model 3640 Power Line Monitor Features
 
bullet Features extensive functions to monitor the quality of power supplies.
bullet Prints out waveforms and analysis data.
bullet Prints out data logging reports every hour.
bullet Analyzes up to the 63rd harmonics.

 

 
Model 3640 Data Logging Function
 
The data logging features two functions.

1. RMS values of the voltage and current, frequency, distortion factor, active power and power factor of a monitored power supply are calculated every cycle; their average values for one second are determined; the maximum, minimum, and average values of the voltage, current, frequency, distortion factor, and power factor and the integrated value for active power for every hour are recorded based on the above results; and the averaged and integrated results are printed once every day or every hour on the hour.

2. One cycle (from the fundamental to the 63rd) harmonics of a monitored power supply are analyzed and printed out every hour on the hour.

 

 

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