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Fundamental principles and design of a digital PD-measurement system
The advantages that digital signal processing offers for PD (partial discharge) measurement are discussed. A microprocessor-based system for the digital acquisition, storage and processing of PD pulses is described. Particular emphasis is placed on the apparent-charge measurement technique. It is shown that the results obtained are better than those provided by the usual PD measurement technique. A digital system can offer the following advantages over existing instrumentation: high noise suppression, high sensitivity, high accuracy, and high pulse repetition frequency.<>