Patent classifications
G01R22/061
MEASURING POWER CONSUMPTION OF A DISPLAY ASSEMBLY
Systems and methods for measuring power consumption in a display assembly are provided. Images are displayed at an electronic display subassembly. A simulated electric meter is electrically interposed between a utility electric supply and at least the electronic display subassembly and measures power consumed by at least said electronic display subassembly. Cumulative power measurements may be recorded by the simulated electric meter for each image displayed at the electronic display subassembly.
Configurable electricity meter
Configurable meter that can be configured according to a first configuration in which the meter is capable of being connected directly to a phase conductor (40), and according to a second configuration in which the meter is capable of being connected to the phase conductor (40) via a transformer (41), the meter including an upstream current port (2a, 2c, 2e) and a downstream current port (2b, 2d, 2f), a voltage port (3), a circuit breaker (7) that is closed by default, and an access opening through which a conductive element of an adaption module extends when the latter is mounted on the meter, such that, when the adaption module is mounted on the meter, the conductive element opens the circuit breaker while being connected to the voltage port, the meter then being in the second configuration, and when the adaption module (24) is not mounted on the meter, the meter is in the first configuration. Adaption module. System comprising a meter and an adaption module. Method for configuring a meter.
Energy metering system with temperature monitoring based on circuit breakers of power panel likely to trip
A system for energy metering with temperature monitoring.
ENERGY METERING WITH TEMPERATURE MONITORING
A system for energy metering with temperature monitoring.
Meter including a supercapacitor
A meter for measuring a flow of a product is disclosed. The meter includes a sensor configured to sense the flow of the product and a microcomputer communicatively coupled with the sensor and configured to measure the flow of the product based on signals received from the sensor. The meter also includes at least one supercapacitor electrically coupled with the microcomputer and configured to supply power to the microcomputer.
Microprocessor for metering electric energy, microcontroller unit thereof, and circuit and method for metering energy accumulation
A microprocessor for metering electric energy, a microcontroller unit thereof, and a circuit and a method for metering energy accumulation. The circuit for metering energy accumulation includes a calculation-comparison circuit and a counter circuit that are connected. The calculation-comparison circuit is configured to: calculate an accumulation of a value of power in power consumption data and a value of current energy, and a difference between the accumulation and a preset threshold; output a flag bit, characterizing whether the difference being less than zero, to the counter circuit; set the value of current energy to be the difference in a case that the difference is not less than zero; and set the value of current energy to be the accumulation in a case that the difference is less than zero. Calculation in electric energy metering is specifically implemented, effectively improving electric energy metering efficiency and product economic benefit.
Digital input electric power system panel meter
Systems and methods for displaying electric power system metering information in a panel may use digitized signals from primary protection relays. The system may include multiple panel meters. One or more of the panel meters may receive the digitized signals using an electrically non-conductive communication media. In various embodiments, the panel may be electrically isolated from the primary protection relay. The panel may be hot swappable and may be connected to a primary protection relay while the relay is in continuous operation.
Gating Energy Consumption Accumulation by Detecting a Fundamental Component of a Current
Certain aspects and features include a system and method for energy measurement in electric meter systems. In an example, an electric meter receives an Alternating Current (A/C) signal. The electric meter includes a current measurement device that is configured to obtain a current measurement of a current of the A/C signal. The current measurement includes a fundamental frequency component and a noise component. The electric meter receives a current measurement signal from the current measurement device and filters the noise component from the current measurement, thereby creating a filtered current measurement signal. When the filtered current measurement signal is greater than a starting current threshold, the electric meter calculates an energy consumption measurement.
Measuring power consumption of an electronic display assembly
Methods for measuring power consumption include providing an assembly with electronic display subassemblies at a housing. The subassemblies each include light sources behind or adjacent to an electronic display layer and electricity consuming components. A simulated electric meter is electrically interposed between a utility electric supply and the electricity consuming components. The simulated electric meter includes a processor, an electronic storage device, and a current sensor. The assembly is operated. Current measurements are taken at the simulated electric meter. The power consumed is determined by multiplying each of the one or more current measurements with a predetermined amount or measurements from a voltage sensor to determine one or more power consumption measures.
SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR DERIVING INFORMATION FROM SAMPLED DATA ON A HIGH-SPEED DATA ACQUISITION DEVICE
A method of deriving information from sampled data, for example, in a digital data stream, includes processing the sampled data, for example, in the high-speed data acquisition device to detect an event in the sampled data. The sampled data is converted/transformed to its first derivative representation, and zero crossing information from the first derivative representation of the sampled data is used to determine local minima and maxima and their relative offset in time to a common point in time. Information from, or derived from, the local minima and maxima and the relative offset are provided to an upstream device. The upstream device may process the local minima and maxima and the relative offset, for example, to characterize the event.